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Dec 1st, 2006, 02:40 PM
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need some real help in new mexico
My son is currently in the process of divorce, there is a 2 year old involved in this matter, the current problem is that the mother will not give him an address where she and the child are living. His attorney has just emailed him telling him that the mother's attorney has joined his firm and niether of them will be represented. My question is what can be done to get the mother to give an address and allow him the visitation that was described in a previous hearing?
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Dec 1st, 2006, 02:51 PM
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Re: need some real help in new mexico
The attorneys should demand she do so; or you may file in court and get a judge to require her to do so. And ask the court to fine her and make her pay court costs for causing this entire issue.
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