I have my settlement agreement for my divorce. The agreement hss information on custody... My son father do not pay child support and lives ...

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I have my settlement agreement for my divorce. The agreement hss information on custody... My son father do not pay child support and lives in another country...my child has never left the usa... the father never been to usa... I want to have sole custody... the question on settlement agreement as about him having visitation... I need help on this part.

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What help do you need?

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Not enough information to give an opinion except you need to retain an attorney.

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If you want to modify the Order you have to file a petition with the Court. Contact my office for free consultation 727-446-7659

I received a voicemail stating a judgement has been filed against me for X amount, they read out my full social security#, told me they were...

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I received a voicemail stating a judgement has been filed against me for X amount, they read out my full social security#, told me they were going to levy my bank accounts and I would not be able to open another bank account for 7 years. They left the same message on my mother's voicemail- including all my personal info and a threat that it would go on her credit. She is not a cosigner or guarontor. I had an attorney friend call them and they told him they filed the judgement in 2010 in california. I live in GA (always have) and I was never served, mailed or otherwise notified until the voicemail. The original loan amount is half of what they are now asking for and obviously I am broke or I would've been paying my debt. I am unemployed and ill. I am worried they can take the meager money I do have, and that if they were able to get a judgement without me knowing, other creditors have/will also. How do I respond to them? Is what they did and claim legal? How do i find out if I have been sued by others? If they filed in CA is that the only place the records can be found?

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This is a scam. They are trying to steal your identity. Do NOT call them. Stop talking to them! You may want to put a freeze on your reports and check them; it is likely in talking to them that they already got what they needed to steal from you.

Would I be asked to submit to a drug test at an expungement hearing? The charge was a juvenile misdemeanor theft however the circumstances w...

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Would I be asked to submit to a drug test at an expungement hearing? The charge was a juvenile misdemeanor theft however the circumstances were addiction related.

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The Minnesota state court website has helpful materials available online which you may study. Since you express the concern about facing a drug test, I urge you to confer privately with an attorney so you can confidentially discuss your worries and concerns. Tricia Dwyer Esq at 612-296-9666, Tricia Dwyer Esq & Assoc PLLC, Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney, Minnesota Criminal Expungement Law, http://dwyerlawfirm.net

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It's not likely. Possible, but only if you're still on probation. Retain an experienced attorney to assist you with the expungement request.

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It would be extremely unlikely for a drug test to be requested unless you are still on probation If you are on probation, an expungement would be unlikely. For a consultation call 612-240-8005.

Am I in contempt of court if I cashed out my 401k before ex-wife's QDRO was submitted, but after divorce judgment which states that my 401k ...

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Am I in contempt of court if I cashed out my 401k before ex-wife's QDRO was submitted, but after divorce judgment which states that my 401k was to be split 50/50 with ex-wife. I have put the money in some family members accounts to hold it for me. What possible legal actions will I face?

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You are in contempt under the circumstances you describe. The penalties can be severe. Contact a local attorney ASAP.

a will is presented to court thru probate-when willi get any money?

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a will is presented to court thru probate-when willi get any money?

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In most cases, distributions won't be made for at least 6+ months. But every situation is different. Ask the executor for an estimated timeline.

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When the administrative process is complete: when all the assets are inventoried, the bills paid, the fees of administration covered, then the assets can be distributed. The length of time is a function of how many parties are entitled to notice, if the decedent had bills outstanding, and how many of the assets are not in the form of cash and must be liquidated to cash. It could take anywhere from six months to three years. Ask the executor.

i was at the park with my girlfriend after dusk and i was in the car with her when the park police arrived and told us to get out the car an...

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i was at the park with my girlfriend after dusk and i was in the car with her when the park police arrived and told us to get out the car and told us that we were trespassing.HE asked for out id's and i just had my learners permit and not a licenses, after searching for drugs and alcohol in the car and a few minuets of holding us waiting he gave me 2 tickets for driving with a learners permit without supervision and another one for having a unauthorized person in the car with me. But my question is that if i go to court to try to get my charges drop what would i do because i have never been to court or charged for anything. also if was trespassing why did i didn't get charged for that instead i got charged with having a learners permit when i was not driving the vehicle when the police drove up. The car was simply parked in the parking spaces at the park. I really need some advice on this i'm new to this. I would appreciate some advice

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An experienced criminal defense attorney can help you evaluate the prosecution's case, any defenses that you might have, and any plea offer that might be made, so that you can decide whether to go to trial. Consider seeking a confidential consultation.

The local police are walking onto peoples driveways (private property) and putting abandoned notices on cars that have there registration ex...

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The local police are walking onto peoples driveways (private property) and putting abandoned notices on cars that have there registration expired. Also towing them after the certain amount of notice days are giving. Are they allowed to walk onto people properties in the state of PA for that reason?

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They can walk onto property (not curtilege) if that area of the property is openly visible and they have reasonable suspicion (no registration). However I would argue they cannot tow the cars off of private property without a warrant.