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At time of divorce we lived in Germany and in military custody orders made there my ex wife is still very bitter been years since divorce she rarely me see my son now we live in the same city how to go about custody and visitation
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Can I be evicted for my child being accused of disorderly conduct without going to court first
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Can my landlord evict me for any reason at all?
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Where cam I find online "Respondent" forms for a dissolution of marriage petition?
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A credit card company recently bumped our % rate based a payment that was 4 days late. We cannot make the new payment and they refuse to work with us. Is it better to make partial payments or no payments from a legal standpoint?
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If someone is living in my house but not on my lease can I kick them out
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Can I use my Arizona Quest card in any State
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What should I do if my ex still calls and texts me after the order of protection has been served? Can I call the police?
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What are home owners liabilities during foreclosure
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Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. I have 2 siblings and a step sibling who are sole beneficiaries of a trust. My step dad passed almost a year ago. We have heard nothing about the status of the trust. All of his personal property has been sold and presumably those funds have been added to the trust. None of us are contesting the distribution of funds. How long should it generally take for us to hear when we may receive our inheritance and how can I follow up on the courts progress? Kindly, Sharon D.
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