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Petitioner's lawyer also filed "order:re response to the motion parenting time dispute" with boxes for district court judge to sign basically ask for lawyer fee when i don't have a lawyer. How should i respond to this "order:re"/ can i respond to oppose it?
answered on Jul 26, 2020
You have 7 days to file a reply and the other party is represented, you should be represented as well.
I don't know if he had a valid will @ the time of his death. I am the only surviving child. Since his re-marriage, we've been estranged.
answered on Jul 25, 2020
You will want to post this in the NM forum. State law governs estate issues.
answered on Jul 25, 2020
It depends on the nature of the guardianship and what it provides for. Usually those past the age of 18 do not have guardians.
Are people allowed to take photos inside of schools? Being sure to keep all personal information out of the photo.
answered on Jul 19, 2020
You would have to check with the school district on their policies, however there is no law that prohibits taking photographs inside of schools.
answered on Jul 17, 2020
You should speak with the Hawaii unemployment department. Each state has different provisions for unemployment and this information can be obtained from the department. It is not a question requiring the assistance of an attorney.
Question states: I am legally responsible for the following children not of this relationship who reside with me. Then asks for the birth certificates and proof of residence (Which I can provide)
answered on Jul 17, 2020
Unless you are legally responsible for your girlfriend's children, which is not likely, then you would not be able to include them. This provision is generally intended for parents who have a legal responsibility to their children, but do not have a formal child support order.
If its not stolen valor, would it be a violation of any other law? Sources would be appreciated. Thank you.
answered on Jul 16, 2020
Even if it is not stolen valor, if you are not a veteran it would be fraud.
social media. She constantly makes various profiles to try and contact me and has added my friends and family. Over the last year she has sent people to break my car windows on 4 separate occasions, yet the police say that the video footage is not enough to connect the vandalism to her. I would... View More
answered on Jul 16, 2020
It depends on the nature of the communications. As for the photos, you would have to connect her to the damage somehow.
My ex insists on living in a rural community where there are zero job opportunities for my career. To continue to work in my career I have to live in NYC. My children are suffering in bad schools full of high-school drop outs, getting into drugs and lots a bad stuff. I need to be with them and... View More
answered on Jul 16, 2020
This is something that is within the discretion of a Judge so will depend on the evidentiary presentation.
There is a parenting plan which the ex-wife hasn't fully complied with. Their son lived in CO his whole life and in IL the past 2 years and has expressed to his mom that he doesn't want to go back. Does the mom have the final say so
answered on Jul 16, 2020
The current plan is what is enforceable. If you would like to request a change you can request a court modification to the order.
my 11 yo daughter has court ordered visitation with her grandparents. problems have been active from the beginning. they constantly tell my daughter untrue and horrible things about me. ask her questions about living with me. and took away my role in my daughter upbringing. my daughter and I's... View More
answered on Jul 16, 2020
If you feel that the best interests of the child warrant a change in the visitation, you could request that.
The mother of my child submitted a modification of parenting plan due to me not visiting my son (but mistake on my part). The modification was requesting that I do parenting classes, a psych evaluation, and reunification therapy. When I received the court order it specifically states that I should... View More
answered on Jul 12, 2020
It would be necessary to see the documents to inform you as to what you rights and obligations under them are. Sometimes a court order only modifies certain aspects of a parenting plan and the other provisions carry forward.
My son was born and conceived before I met my husband and even thought of marriage. He put his hands on me last year when my son wasn't around he was with my mom for some quality time. If I continue to be married will I loose my son. Or can we find a way to work this out and continue... View More
answered on Jul 12, 2020
If he harms your son, then that will not bode well for you as a parent in the event of a custody dispute.
House authorities . Concern this intersrest of complex
answered on Jul 12, 2020
Generally there is no prohibition against an apartment manager dating a tenant, unless the apartment manger's employer prohibits it.
The date to give it to her is 1 Sept 2020. We filed a CH7 BR together in Sept 2019 and lenders won't let me do a Refi until 1 year after the CH 7 was discharged. So getting the 50% equity out won't be able to be done until mid Sept - mid Oct. Getting a 45-60 day extension would allow me... View More
answered on Jul 12, 2020
If this is a property settlement, then it can not be modified absent agreement of the other party. If the bankruptcy stay prevents you from taking a property settlement action, that is an exception, however if the situation is just that the bank won't let you refinance for a year, that is not... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2020
It can be considered stalking under the right circumstances.
Also, because of my disability child support has not pursued me for quite some time now
answered on Jul 8, 2020
A child support lien can be placed on a real property asset regardless of the age of the support case.
So my sister is 17 and we’ve been fighting a lot. I’m 20 and she tells me if I get into a physical altercation with her she’ll press charges. We live in the same house but the address on my ID is different. Can I get into trouble for physically fighting with her? I also have a daughter so if... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2020
Anyone can report a crime to the police.
I live in Colorado And have primary and legal custody the mother was defaulted on divorce and relocated to Iowa 7 months ago before divorce was final. She has no visitations the 1st year and only the summer after if she has a place to live being basically homeless now. I have a job offer in CA .... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2020
Under Colorado law, if the move will substantially change the geographic ties, then you must have her consent or a court order.
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Private invest results show suspect to have ended his last three marriages with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, establishing a modus operandi of using his past wives to bankroll personal improvements in his education, motorcycles, houses...all ending in... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2020
If you believe a crime has been committed, then you should report it to the police.
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