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answered on Apr 24, 2024
There really is no way to know without more facts. There is a possibility your ex-wife is remarried. As the old saying goes, "...it may be best to leave sleeping dogs lie". There are no collection efforts or anything from what you are indicating. Good luck.
I don't see any monetary for damages tho. Is there a next step or am I suppose to file something
answered on Apr 24, 2024
I have no idea what requests were sought as part of your summary judgment application.
My suggestion is that you pay a lawyer for his / her time to review your summary judgment application, the opposition filed, the reply papers filed ( with all exhibits) and the proposed form of order you... View More 
She is acting crazy yelling out the window, sitting on neighbors porches, leaves her front door wide open and yells at people who park in front of her house. She has been hospitalized many times has spent time at behavioral health facilities. She just keeps getting released to
Home. She... View More
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answered on Apr 20, 2024
Look for an attorney to help you file a petition for guardianship or conservatorship.
He took half of my teachers pension in our divorce. His wages are already garnished. He is currently 20k behind with still 5 more years of child support to pay. When it comes to retirement at 55 (I am currently 45) and he still owes child support- will my pension still go to him or will it be... View More
answered on Apr 20, 2024
Start with the presumption that his share of the pension will not be garnished. If there are arrears outstanding from his child support obligation, you need to file an application with the court and ask the court to enter an order imposing a garnishment on his share of your pension for repayment... View More
items locked in his room , trashed home, in therapy
I have been unemployed for +1yr but have recently taken a +50% decrease in salary to work. My x-wife and I have a great relationship and both agree to new terms. I just don't know how to file paperwork to make this happen.
answered on Apr 18, 2024
When spouses agree on a modification to their Final Judgment of Divorce (such as an agreement to modify alimony) they can memorialize that agreement in writing and file what’s called a consent order with the Court. Before filing, both parties should sign the written agreement indicating they... View More
out, but I won’t get that money for another month. her son (my half brother) assaulted me for my whole childhood and a month ago threatened me, so I went to my local PD and ended up opening a case about it. They told me last night that he’s in jail and I guess he called my mom and she freaked... View More
trashed home ....cost of ejectment and larceny?
Spouse has luxury watches. He provided me with pictures of them. He is refusing to meet with appraiser and bring watches. If appraiser uses pictures instead of actually inspecting watches, is that called hearsay?
answered on Apr 18, 2024
Consider interviewing a couple appraisers to inquire and compare their rates. You may also consider filing a Motion with the Court asking the Court to compel your spouse to participate in the appraisal, to make a negative inference against your spouse if they refuse to participate, and to reimburse... View More
Honor her wish without me fighting for my daughter to be close to both of us. I’m willing to let her go but not permanently. How should I handle this
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answered on Apr 14, 2024
This could be done straightforward basis except for the part about it not being permanent. After about 1 year, the child's home state becomes FL. and your chances of achieving your objective diminish substantially. You should probably rethink this entire situation. There is no easy answer and... View More
I appointed my youngest son to be administrator of my oldest son's wrongful death suit. How can I have him removed? As he is not fulfilling his duties. He has repeatedly promised to send me the funds and has only sent a portion. He also took it upon himself to take half of funds from the... View More
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answered on Apr 15, 2024
Hire an attorney to make a claim on the Surety Bond. You may have to sue the administrator first (read the bond), but getting that Bond involved is where you will get paid some money.
therapist is not working....try an attorney
no room and board, sleeps 12 hours
39 no rent, no degree, no job, no friends, no car, in therapy
he has locked up mom and dads items in his bedroom for 8 months....credit,debit cards, mass cards, keys, laptop, cell phone
how do i report a larceny?
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answered on Apr 12, 2024
Call your local police department and explain the situation to them. It is hard to give any other suggestion with the limited information provided. How old is your son? Does he pay you rent? What items were taken? Understand that if you go down this path with the police you are opening your son up... View More
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answered on Apr 18, 2024
If your partner filed for divorce, typically they would have you “served”, meaning you would be given a copy of the divorce complaint and any ancillary documents. If your partner has an attorney, you can also contact their office to inquire about the status of any complaint/filing. If your... View More
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