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answered on Oct 31, 2017
yes, if you get sued and lose, the judgment against you becomes a lien on ANY property you own. The judgment is good for 10 years, and will attach to property you acquire in the future during that 10 year period. Perhaps you should consult a bankruptcy lawyer.
I am disabled, been through many recent surgeries and I have the final hearing coming up next week. The arbitrator is horribly conflicted with the opposing attorney. Is there a motion I can file in the original county court, or even federal to not only slow this train, but also bring attention as... View More 
answered on Oct 30, 2015
Yes, you probably need to file a motion, but unfortunately it appears that it would be best done by an attorney.
the mother never shows up for court. the mediation never gets settled. the courts do not punish her for contempt. and i have ran out of money to keep paying an attorney for this issue. Can i sign my parental rights away?
answered on Oct 23, 2015
Yes, but you still have to pay child support until someone adopts the children or they reach age of majority.
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