by Marshal S. Willick | Jul 25, 2016 | Ask the Lawyer
Question asked on Apr 02nd, 2016 Q: My ex husband had a very good attorney so he kept our house, our rental property, paid NO alimony and we were married 20 years. He also kept our furniture and furnishings. We had a 2 story 4 bedroom house with 3 full...
by Marshal S. Willick | Jul 25, 2016 | Ask the Lawyer
Question asked on Mar 30th, 2016 The short answer to your question is “yes” — a court CAN terminate rights whether or not the bio parent being terminated agrees to it. But it is never a good idea for any attorney with any good sense whatsoever to...
by Marshal S. Willick | Jul 25, 2016 | Ask the Lawyer
Question asked on Apr 08th, 2016 Adding someone as a co-owner of property is simple — just execute a quit-claim or grant, bargain, and sale deed from you to you AND him. As to whether you want to do so, that is another question — it would appear to...
by Marshal S. Willick | Jul 25, 2016 | Ask the Lawyer
Question asked on Jun 14th, 2016 Short answer: “no.” Long answer: “Maybe . . . .” Presumably, the step-mom is there with or on behalf of the father, with his consent. If not, normally doctors will take directions from the parents as to who...
by Marshal S. Willick | Jul 25, 2016 | Ask the Lawyer
Question asked on Jun 15th, 2016 Some of your inquiry is unclear — “clarification on adonishment for joint custody rights” for example, is a phrase unknown to family law — but it appears that your primary question is what is required under the...
by Marshal S. Willick | Jul 25, 2016 | Ask the Lawyer
Question asked on Jun 22nd, 2016 Normally, there are several hearings before such a step is taken. Your best bet is to hire counsel and seek a hearing, finding out why notice of pending procedures never reached you.
