All of these forms are taken with permission from a wonderful website for couples in Maine going through the difficult time of a divorce: Pine Tree Legal Assistance.
The Pine Tree Legal Assistance site provides many more court forms than I offer here -- some of which are interactive. I extend my sincere gratitude to this organization for allowing me to link to their forms. I encourage you to explore their informative site.
If in a divorce and the other party has soul custody, is child suport to be sent to the person or to the courts ? Maine laws are so different from others.
Posted by: Jay | September 08, 2007 at 04:24 PM
I wholly agree that simpler documents need to be used in smaller rounds. And unfortunately, many will be enticed to use these docs without the help of an attorney, while the investors will have attorneys on their side making sure the terms are favorable to them.and when you finish your things,pls link my name to see my website about Retro Jordan,thanks.
Posted by: Retro Jordan | October 17, 2010 at 10:52 PM
No one can blame you for wanting to get custody of your children. And no one can blame your ex for wanting that same thing. Being separated from your children is one of the most awful experiences in the world and it's a natural instinct to fight to prevent that from happening.
Posted by: Divorce Guide | January 22, 2011 at 10:43 AM