Family Law. 1. Dissolutions or Related Proceedings
Family Law. Latest Developments and the Way Forward; II. Cross-Border Successions. Afternoon Sessions (h 15 – 18.30):
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Family Law. Airlangga University Press. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx. (2013). Philosophy of law. Kencana Prenada Media.
Family Law. Anything else which is not included in the above table at 2(a). We strongly urge you to see a legal representative who practices in this area immediately so that you do not lose any rights you may have. Strict time limits often apply, and any delay by you in acting may mean you prejudice your legal rights and interests. Fees Our firm charges in a variety of ways which may include fixed fee, time-fee based, or a mixture of both. As far as possible we will try to provide you with an estimate of what you can expect to be charged for the work we will perform. The below fee estimate is based on the information available to us at the time of providing you with this CSA and therefore may change as more information becomes available. Major factors which could change this estimate could be changes to your instructions, changes to in scope and complexity of work to carry out your instructions, and/or other unforeseen circumstances. Our fees to represent you within the above scope is estimated to be: $2,000.00 on a plea of guilty. $1,500.00 to prepare for and represent you on a work licence application in the Magistrates Court. $2,000.00 for a bail application in the Magistrates Court, plus preparation which is charged at our usually hourly rate. $1,500.00 per day of trial (this includes committal and directions hearings) in the Magistrates Court, including preparation. If additional mentions for adjournments are required there will be a fee of $200.00 per adjournment. In all other circumstances, work will be charged on a time-fee basis at $300.00 per hour. Time spent is recorded in 6-minute units, rounded up to the nearest 6 minutes. These fees are GST exclusive. We may review our hourly rates from time to time and increase them depending upon market conditions and other factors. We will provide you with a reasonable notice of any fee increase and will not increase our fees more than once in any 12-month period. Any increase will apply from the date you are notified. If you advise that the fee increase is unacceptable, you or we may terminate this CSA. If you do not notify us, within 24-hours of notification, that you the fee increase is unacceptable you will be deemed to have accepted. Offer and acceptance of CSA This document is an offer to enter into an agreement with you regarding the legal services to be provided to you. No other work outside of this will be conducted even if it is in your best interests to do so, unless you first provide clear instructions and...
Family Law. Drafting Marriage Contracts in Florida Whether you're an active duty military service member or you're married to one (or either you or your husband are retired from active duty military service), you're probably wondering what your first steps should be as you consider a separation or xxxxxxx.Xxx probably already know that there are some things about a military divorce that are different from a civilian divorce. □But what? And where do you go to get the information that you need?If you're like most military spouses and service members, your first thought is to go to the JAG office. But you'll probably find that they aren't really all that helpful. In general, we've heard that they are the most helpful to the active duty service member-so, if you're just the spouse, you may find that their willingness to help you only extends so far.Besides that, JAG attorneys really aren't able to help. They practice military law, which is different from Virginia law. In fact, many of the JAG attorneys in your local office may not even be licensed to practice law in Virginia. At some point, they passed the bar in a state, but not necessarily the state in which they are currently stationed-and they don't take a new bar exam for each state where they become stationed later on down the xxxx.Xx, most JAG attorneys can't really give you advice-at least, not based off of Virginia law. They can't draft your separation agreement, represent you in a Virginia court, or even give you advice about what you could expect in court. JAG attorneys are great in a lot of ways, but aren't so helpful when it comes to divorce. For divorce or separation advice, you'll want to talk to a licensed Virginia attorney.
Family Law. How many years of practice have you had in the following areas of law? Civil
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(a) The Seller’s spouse or former spouse has not in any manner whatever contributed work, money or money’s worth in respect of the acquisition, management, maintenance, operation or improvement of each of the Company, VBHC and LNRLP nor has the Seller’s spouse assumed any responsibility within the meaning of any applicable laws which would or could potentially give him or her an interest in any or all of the Purchased Shares. No order has been given under any Applicable Law which would or does affect the Purchased Shares or the Seller’s title thereto in any manner whatever nor is there any application threatened or pending under any Applicable Law or otherwise the Seller’s spouse for an order which might affect the Purchased Shares or Seller’s title thereto.
Family Law. The Mortgagor represents and warrants that all information given to the Mortgagee in connection with this Mortgage concerning marital and spousal status was, when given and when the Mortgage was delivered to the Mortgagee, completely truthful and accurate. If any change in such status occurs, the Mortgagee covenants to inform the Mortgagee immediately in writing.
Family Law. There are no outstanding claims made or being ---------- asserted against such Shareholder under the Civil Code of Quebec, or any other Applicable Laws which would in any way prevent the transfer of the Company Common Shares owned by such Shareholder to MCH or encumber or interfere with MCH receiving full and absolute title to the Company Common Shares owned by such Shareholder free and clear of any claim of any kind made by a spouse of any such Shareholder.
