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Dispositional Attachment Removal From Custodial Parent-Placement With Previously Noncustodial Parent-Juvenile Family Law
Dispositional Attachment Removal From Custodial Parent-Placement With Previously Noncustodial Parent (Welf. & Inst. Code, §§ 361, 361.2)
Dispositional Attachment Removal From Custodial Parent—Placement With Nonparent-Juvenile Family Law
Dispositional Attachment Removal From Custodial Parent—Placement With Nonparent
District Court Petition for Habeas Corpus & for Stay of Deportation
A petition to file for stay of deportation
Appealing a deportation order. In some cases, a permanent resident who has been ordered deported will have a right to appeal this decision to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the IRB. The same is true for a protected person.
You will have 30 days from the date of the immigration judge’s deportation order in which you can file an appeal with the BIA. … Deportation Orders are not necessarily final or unchallengeable. If you have a deportation case, contact an immigration attorney who can help you navigate these possibilities.
Anyone with a final order of removal or deportation can apply for an ICE stay of removal and pay a $155.00 application fee. The ice stay of removal must be filed in person at a local ICE Office and cannot be mailed or faxed to ICE. ICE will take about 90 days to make a decision on the stay of removal request.
How do you know if you have a deportation order?
Call 1 (800) 898-7180.
You can find your Alien Registration Number on any documents that you have sent or received from immigration court. Follow the instructions to find more information, such as pending charges, final decisions, which court is handling the case, and any deportation orders.
Divorce Record Request Letter-New York
This product gives a format for a letter requesting for the copies of the divorce decree to be mailed to the people provided, states the date of divorce, the place of divorce, the type of final decree, and the amount needed to be paid for the requested copies.
Divorce Record Request Letter-Texas
This product gives a format for a letter requesting for the copies of the divorce decree to be mailed to the people provided, states the date of divorce, the place of divorce, the type of final decree, and the amount needed to be paid for the requested copies.
Divorce Settlement Agreement-New York
This product states who are involved in the settlement agreement, where they resided, their marriage date, separation date, cause of dissolution, disclosure, income of both parties, custody and visitation, cooperation, division of assets, future earnings and acquisitions, debts, spousal support, taxes, mutual indemnity, future dispute settlement, full disclosure of assets and liabilities, attorney’s fees, submission of agreement to court , and binding agreement.
Divorce Settlement Agreement-Texas
The purpose of a divorce settlement agreement is to memorialize any agreements reached between divorcing (or separating) spouses as to child custody, child support, alimony (also referred to as “”spousal support” or “maintenance”), and the division of property. Alimony provisions may or may not be modifiable, depending upon the wording of your original Divorce Agreement.
Divorce Worksheet – New York
This product states the name, address, County, phone, email address, and date of birth of both the parties involved in the divorce. This product also includes the living arrangements, party seeking divorce, date of marriage, location of marriage, number of years living in current state, employment experience, educational history, premarital agreement, information regarding children, party requesting custody, visitation of child, child’s uninsured medical bills, tax deductions, child support, alimony, martial home, personal belongings, and financial information.
Divorce Worksheet-Texas
This product states the name, address, County, phone, email address, and date of birth of both the parties involved in the divorce. This product also includes the living arrangements, party seeking divorce, date of marriage, location of marriage, number of years living in current state, employment experience, educational history, premarital agreement, information regarding children, party requesting custody, visitation of child, child’s uninsured medical bills, tax deductions, child support, alimony, martial home, personal belongings, and financial information.
DNA Results Interpretation Guidelines
Rules and regulations regarding DNA results interpretations in Court.