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- After a party is served with process, how much time will they have after service to file hire an attorney or file an appearance?
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- If I can't afford a custody battle, are there steps I can take in seeking custody without trying the case outright?
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- Is joint custody better?
- Is there more than one type of maintenance?
- It is possible to avoid having a spouse formally served with the divorce documents?
- May the support order be stated in terms of the percentage, and thus vary as the paying parent's income varies?
- Must child support terminate when the child reaches age 18 or can it continue?
- Must the court always follow the guidelines, or may special circumstances result in higher or lower than guideline awards?
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- Will my maintenance terminate if I live with someone?
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