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lol....here is the thing Mr walsh

Answered 6 years and 3 months ago by Aaron Gabriel Walsh (Unclaimed Profile)   |   2 Answers
Sorry to hear about your loss. Whether that emotional situation would be enough to throw out your agreement would be up to the court. I would not bother over $100 per month, but if there's other large problems you could try.
Sorry to hear about your loss. Whether that emotional situation would be enough to throw out your agreement would be up to the court. I would not... Read More

if I was manipulated to sign a divorce agreement what can be done?

Answered 6 years and 3 months ago by Aaron Gabriel Walsh (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
The guidelines for this website tell the attorneys we are not supposed to say things like "you need to hire an attorney." despite that, you need to not only hire an attorney, you need to find one you can hire today. There are only very limited and very specific ways to challenge an executed agreement, with very strict timelines. without carefully reviewing the documents and all of the circumstances surrounding it, and any other documents related to the divorce, nobody can really answer your question. You don't have to make me understand, but already your question says you gave up custody of your children over a birth certificate, and that is impossible to understand. It takes a couple weeks and like $20 to get a new birth certificate. Same with other documents, they are all easily replaceable. i'm not saying you don't maybe have a case, I'm just telling you you're going to have to explain how her not giving you something you could get for $20 on your own somehow was forcing you to give up custody of your children. To be honest, I think most people will assume you've just changed your mind, which is a very different legal standard... Read More
The guidelines for this website tell the attorneys we are not supposed to say things like "you need to hire an attorney." despite that, you need to... Read More

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