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how can i file for child support
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what are the most command guild lines for someone to get their record set a side? do people have to have all fines paid off to do it?
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My soon to be wife and I would like to create a new last name when we get married, how do I fill out the marriage license form to reflect that?
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If i live in Oklahoma, can i get guardianship of a child in Arizona foster care?
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I put my Fathers name on the Deed to my house in hopes of refinance. This fell through for many reasons. I am now pending a foreclosure. Will he be affected in any way with his name on the deed??
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Don't a manger of a mobile home park have to give the tenant notice of any changes in the park
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Power of attorney form
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I filed unemployment due to covid19 and was denied for an overpayment Back in 2014 that I was unaware of. Is there anything I can do to get my benefits due to pandemic?
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I am full time caregiver for my my mother who is 90 and bedridden. We are living on social security with only a few thousand dollars in savings and she has over $15,000 in credit card debt. She owns the house and I need to stay there when she passes (I'm unemployed - executor & heir. Will the credit card companies be able to force me to sell the house to pay them off? Will they be able to get the few thousand dollars left in her savings account?
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If a married couple has guardianship of children for the past 5 years, and the couple now wish to divorce. Would the they risk losing the children?
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