is there a form that cam just be filled out and signed by judge?
answered on Sep 24, 2022
There isn't one form. There are 6 different documents that need to be filed in order For this to be done correctly. You definitely want to hire an attorney to handle this, because if it is not done correctly, it could be more costly later o
answered on Sep 24, 2022
You have to follow the court order. If the other party isn't, you can file for contempt.
We were married in Pgh and divorced in Pa. My Ex is a Pilot with AA , he keeps saying it’s almost done, and other things to worry me, I thought alimony ended after 7 yrs . How do I find out?
answered on Sep 23, 2022
You have to get a copy of your divorce decree and / or settlement and it will tell you.
I declared bankruptcy in 2016. I received a ledger from Lazega & Johanson, a collection law firm, very away after receiving my bankruptcy discharge. It stated that I owed them an absurd sum in association dues, which included fees and interest.
I discovered after looking at the charges... Read more »
answered on Sep 23, 2022
Per Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(16), these debts are probably not dischargeable in bankruptcy, so you would continue to owe them. Whether they represent an accurate balance of what you owe is a different issue.
I suggest clearly breaking down all charges and payments made (like a statement),... Read more »
Also I never knew about the account that I am being sued for never signed a contract or a summons. someone else signed the summons for me and didn't tell me about it.
answered on Sep 22, 2022
You don't. You make a motion to dismiss the case, stating your reasons. You file the original with the clerk of the court and send a copy to the plaintiff or its attorney. As to the summons - if the summons was delivered to a person authorized by law to accept it at your residence (as an... Read more »
I want to know how I go about filing a lawsuit for malpractice that resulted in my father's death. The night before he passed the paramedics were called to drive him to the hospital, but they refused to take him stating that he was “too heavy to put on the stretcher” regardless of... Read more »
answered on Sep 22, 2022
I am sorry for your loss.
If your father was not married, then you and any other biological children of your father would be the correct parties to file a medical malpractice wrongful death lawsuit. Such a lawsuit must be filed within 2 years of your father's death (though it is... Read more »
And insurance is giving me the run around
answered on Sep 21, 2022
If insurance is giving you the run around then you should consult with an attorney to represent yourself, although in this situation, depending on the amount of the damage to your vehicle and whether or not you had collision coverage and the corresponding deductible to your vehicle, you might just... Read more »
MY MOM PASSED AWAY IN 2006 IN THE STATE OF GA, WHO HAD NO SURVIVING SPOUSE. I AM ONE OF 4 OF MOTHER’S CHILDREN. BUT MY SISTER PASSED AWAY IN 2017, WHO WAS MARRIED WHEN SHE PASSED. MY MOM HAD NO WILL BUT OWNED A HOME WHICH IS BEING OCCUPIED BY MY SISTER’S HUSBAND SINCE HER DEATH. REAL... Read more »
answered on Sep 21, 2022
The Administrator has standing to file suit for possession. You may want to look into a suit for a Sale for Partition.
It was during DragonCon and I had only been there for 10 minutes. I was going up to the room and the elevator went down and stop real hard. One guy in the elevator said this was the second time it happened he was on it the first time. We were stuck in between floors. It was extremely hot in there... Read more »
answered on Sep 21, 2022
You may have a claim for negligent infliction of emotional distress. Some states have the impact rule which requires that there be a physical injury in order to recover for emotional distress. You should retain counsel to investigate if you have a viable claim.
It’s stapled to a contempt of court filing for visitation . The petitioner is the other grandparent and the joint custody order is not even with her but her son. How is it that there is a domestic relations standing order that I never was made aware of?
answered on Sep 19, 2022
A standing order means that it applies to all cases filed in that county. If it was stapled to the petition, that means you are being made aware of it. It applies from the date you were served.
I got my Permanent Green Card (10yrs) based on marriage. Unfortunately, I got divorced last year. Will that effect my Port of Entry while returning back to USA with my Green Card?
answered on Sep 16, 2022
If you have a 10 your card and your returning to the United States with an unexpired card, then you should not have any problem at all. Now if you have any criminal convictions then that would be a problem.
In the process of TM and see parts of application name trademarked but I don’t understand action refusal for this trademark and if it would impact my application as well
answered on Sep 16, 2022
Dear Mrs or Mr,
this US application was abandoned, so it should not be a problematic when you file a similar trademark application.
In the process of TM and see parts of application name trademarked but I don’t understand action refusal for this trademark and if it would impact my application as well
answered on Sep 20, 2022
This application was abandoned for failure to timely file a Statement of Use or a request for extension.
However, this does not necessarily mean that the mark “TiredOfDreamin” is unprotected. Common law trademark rights exist the moment a mark is used in commerce and require no formal... Read more »
My daughter's biological father who has never been in her life passed away. She's never met him been around him for been involved with him ever. My husband has taking care of her since before she was even born. I would like for the biological's name to be removed and my... Read more »
Business acquired new name with only my name on it. Business account is in my name only. Partner started business two years ago but went in the red and I came in as an equal partner to save it. When I came in there was no assets or money in the business. The lease is in her name only for the... Read more »
answered on Sep 15, 2022
With a few exceptions that don't apply to your situation, oral agreements are as enforceable as written agreements. However, proving the existence of the agreement and its specific terms is the hard part. Whether you have a good chance of enforcing the agreement is a fact question that... Read more »
Child turning 18 yrs. of age and still in High School.
answered on Sep 15, 2022
None regarding parenting time. Child support and expenses until the end date.
I am already appointed by Fairfax County court as executor but I need help from attorney and don’t know if I can get one in Georgia where I live or if they have to be in Virginia. Thanks.
answered on Sep 14, 2022
You should contact a Virginia lawyer. I would recommend Deb Matthews at 703-548-3699.
in case spouse is hiding assets.
answered on Sep 13, 2022
There aren't really rules when married. If you think a spouse is hiding assets, you can't force them to disclose unless or until you file for divorce.
answered on Sep 13, 2022
No. You cannot reapply. You should have your bankruptcy lawyer look into this arrearage for you.
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