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Judgement was entered in California. Now I'm moving back to Nevada where my children and former spouse are. I need to get our marital separation and child support reevaluated.
answered on May 16, 2017
You need to check with a Nevada attorney. There will likely be jurisdictional requirements that must be met before you can pursue any modification or action in Nevada. For example, in California, you must hold residency in the state for a prescribed amount of time before you may file in CA.
I live in Orick California
answered on May 16, 2017
Contact the State Bar for recommendations. Sometimes local Law Schools may operate free clinics that could be assistance.
She has started packing to move and time is limited. How do I get some of my mother's things before they are moved to another state and unobtainable?
answered on May 16, 2017
This is a question to post in the Trusts and Estates/Probate Section. While it involves some Crossover Family Law issues, the other forum members will be better equipped to answer you question. This may be time sensitive and you should seek counsel forthwith.
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