I have a domestic partner.
we share title/deed on a single family residence. Can I be forced to sell?
Under certain circumstances, yes. Without a lot more detail about the ownership and history, and whether you would be in a dissolution proceeding of your domestic partnership, that's really all I can tell you.
I agreed to co-sign for my sons car. I received the papers in the mail, I do not want to do it now what can I do. I have not sign the papers yet although I did tell them on the phone.
It's good you changed your mind before you signed the papers.
Just don't sign the papers. If they attempt to bully you, just stand your ground.
Also licensed in Maryland.
can i file bankruptcy for dmv surcharges and if so how do i do that
I would need more information before I could provide you with a proper response. You need to pass the "means" test to be able to file for bankruptcy. You can learn more here: http://www.filebankruptcynewjersey.com.
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how do amend my divorce decree on my own with out an attorney, I want more say in my sons life, as well as I would like to claim him everyother year.
The fact that you are having to ask lawyers what to do makes it pretty clear you need a lawyer. No one here knows the first thing about the situation, and geting detailed guidance for a pending case is not appropriate here. If the issues with your son are important, you'll get a lawyer.
I get from your question that the divorce decree has been issued by the court and the case is otherwise closed. Nevertheless, as a general rule, it is better to hire an attorney for family law matters.
However, if you insist on doing it alone, you should do legal research on your issues. The first step is to find your closest public law library. You can do your research online, but make sure the information is Georgia specific and up-to-date.
The fact that you asked the question you asked is reason enough to hire legal counsel.
Whether you can seek to modify a decree, how to do it, and the risk you take that you will open up a Pandora's Box of counterclaims make is vital that you have counsel. Given that you can make things worse without counsel, it would be better to wait until you can afford to proceed than to screw up and file pro se.
As Scott said, if your son matters to you, then doing it right should also matter.
I got a old cell bill in the mail and the bill is over 6 years old and a collection agency is trying to collect and I am disabled is their a statue of limittations on it?
Yes there is a statute of limitations. If you make any payment at all they get a new period. This does not mean collection agency has to leave you alone, just means they will not be successful in court on that issue.
Good luck.
