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Your son cannot withhold court order parenting time. If your son has concerns, then he needs to address the concerns with the court. Best... Read Answer
Permanent residents must make the United States the country of their permanent domicile. Under US immigration laws, green card holders should stay in... Read Answer
You may be able to obtain a green card still if divorce proceedings are not initiated until after a decision is made. Depending upon how long you... Read Answer
You may file for divorce. You will need to explain to the court the efforts you made to locate your husband. If the court finds you taken... Read Answer
If the child support order was issued in NH, then under NH law each child support payment is considered a judgment, meaning there is a 20 year... Read Answer
You should consult with a lawyer. There are many questions such as who owns the property in which you were injured. If it is a city or... Read Answer
Possibly but you won't be allowed to use the streamline process with stepparent adoptions as you are not married to him. Best wishes.
The question is why does your ex have custody given these facts? If you evidence of her drug use, then the children should be with you.... Read Answer
You need to file a divorce petition in the family division. You should also contact the nearest battered woman program to help with the abused... Read Answer
You should ask this question to an accountant.
If your child still lives in NH, then NH continues to have jurisdiction and you would need a NH lawyer. Best wishes.
You should immediately file a motion to address the issue and notify the court that you received notice after the hearing date. Depending on... Read Answer
You are taking a risk by moving without consent from the court or your ex. If you move without consent, the court may order the children to be... Read Answer
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I am sorry to hear about your situation however you can proceed with your permanent resident status without being married to your... Read Answer
The below low blog provides some general information regarding divorce in... Read Answer
The person paying child support needs to file a motion to modify child support. The court will recalculate child support based on the parents'... Read Answer
Before withdrawing a lawyer needs to discuss the reasons with his/her client and attempt remedy whatever reason he/she has for requesting a... Read Answer
Once the children are born you may initiate proceedings to establish paternity and seek parenting time with the your children. The quicker you... Read Answer
This is a tough question to answer without more facts. Generally, the courts with the presumption that it divide all assets and debts... Read Answer
You may file another motion for contempt for her failure to comply with the order on the prior contempt order. You can find the form for the... Read Answer
Adultery is still a grounds for divorce in New Hampshire but is no longer a crime. Below are several links to article on the issue of adultery.... Read Answer
The ability of a non-parent to get guardianship over your children is exceptional but possible. The non-parents have a high burden of proof to... Read Answer
It is difficult to assess from the limited facts provided. In order to change 50/50 custody, the court only needs to find that the 50/50... Read Answer
You may file for divorce but nothing in your question gives rise to sue him in civil court.
If NH issued the initial order, it may still have jurisdiction to hear the case but there is insufficient information to answer. You should consult... Read Answer