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I believe you are mentioning a Provisional Order from the court hearing your case. If you have an Order requiring your spouse to pay certain... Read Answer
The place that you file for divorce is based on your legal residence, not the state where you were married. If you and your wife live in... Read Answer
Most attorneys charge an hourly rate. Each divorce is different, and it depends on what are the assets and liabilities to be split,... Read Answer
The sentence regarding the house and 50% does not make any sense as written; you might want to report that section after proofreading it if you want... Read Answer
Annulment only works very rarely. A family law attorney in your community can tell you whether that is something that could be approved in your court... Read Answer
Your child was emancipated at 19. You have the right to file a Motion to Modify your child support order due to that fact.
You can talk to your divorce lawyer on how to handle it, and if you can't afford one, call Legal Services in your area.
If the work was done in 2004, the statute of limitations has passed on open accounts in Indiana and you do not have to pay. If this has been ongoing... Read Answer
Possibly, yes. Please go talk to a family law attorney in your area, and do not let your husband tell you what you will have to do or give you... Read Answer
Your son can report the potential criminal activity regarding stealing his child support to the police. He can sit down with an attorney to discuss... Read Answer
Depends on what papers you are talking about.
I am not sure of the other questions you have in the "details" section, but yes, under the vast majority of insurance plans, all that is needed is... Read Answer
Since you are asking about India (the country), not Indiana (the state in the US), I would suggest you repost this elsewhere.
If there is no order from the court preventing it, yes, but you should let the other parent know where you are going and how long you will be gone.
Yes, doesn't make it true, or necessarily mean anything legally.
There is no way to answer this because I don't know what you mean by "divorce papers". You never have to sign them at a particular location, but why... Read Answer
You can be his attorney in fact even if he is married. I would talk to an attorney in your father's community about the facts of your father's case,... Read Answer
All anyone can say is that the house will either be assigned to one of you or ordered sold. No facts you provided guarantee any of those outcomes.
You can tell him he has to leave any time. If he doesn't listen, the court in your divorce court will give him whatever notice the court determines... Read Answer
After the first day of marriage, all property is marital property and may be divided 50/50. There is no minimum length of marriage that will... Read Answer
That depends on whether you have rights of survivorship or not. Take any proof of ownership you have to an attorney who can read the document and... Read Answer
You appear to be asking if he can legally be divorced in Australia. If that is your question, I would suggest that you need to ask a lawyer in... Read Answer
You have whatever "rights" your divorce decree gave you. Take it to a lawyer and let them explain it to you. There are no "automatic rights" that... Read Answer
Your divorce lawyer can handle all the facts that you cite here. If you are aware of a claim like this and do not hire a lawyer, you are likely to... Read Answer