My wife is going to set aside a restraining order that was against me. Must I appear in court?
You need to be in court. You are trusting that she is going to file a notice of voluntary dismissal, which she isn't obligated to do. If you...
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You need to be in court. You are trusting that she is going to file a notice of voluntary dismissal, which she isn't obligated to do. If you...
At the hearing the judge will hear both testimony from both parties regarding the allegations in the motion for emergency custody as well as...
Each county has very different procedures for calendaring court dates, so you need to check with a local attorney to clarify what will happen. ...
The department will close the case when they are satisfied that the children are safe and that the problems leading to the initial report and...
Do you have a separation agreement or court order that dictates the ownership/sale/proceed splitting of the house? If not, are you actually...
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You can do whatever you want as soon as you turn 18, but be prepared for financial support to stop if you leave against your parent's wishes.
I can't figure out what each party is doing or not doing, but if there is no custody order in place signed by a judge you can file a complaint for...
She's presumed to be entitled to 50% of anything they acquire between the date of marriage and the date of physical separation. She will never be...
You are treading in dangerous waters doing a QDRO yourself. If you are going to do it yourself you should first get the model language (if...
you have to get dad's consent unless you have his parental rights terminated. No way around that requirement while she's a minor. You can wait...