She can prove domestic abuse, I can prove after the fact she still wanted me who wins to the judge?
825977
It sounds to me like you're both losers.....but she has the better case.
861525
If you can prove it yes,  but it has to be within the statute time of your state or Government,\n\nThe evidence is what will get you a win,  but you will have to use it as proof to win,  that means produce the evidence say you were wrongfully punished and sue the crap out of that community.
86794
The judge will issue your sentence if the jury convicts you...
664801
A fair amount. When you appear on her show you sign a release to use her as your legal arbitrator. She is NOT functioning as a judge at all in those cases. You can appeal her decisions in civil court, but it's costly to do so. You however must find a reason to appeal the decision, and you are unlikely to find it. If you can't find a reason to appeal then her judgement is final.
139178
The DA can still follow through on the charges but usually won't if you are the only witness and you refuse to testify in court...they can force you to testify but it's usually not what they do.
532964
Where is your proof? I don't think you have a chance without going to court and having proof.
191148
The judge might be able to help you on that!  ;-)
758548
she is wanting a divorce.........Its the one accusing who's doing ao it would be her that wants it
926531
It is if the presiding Judge allows it
263706
She can sue you for whatever she wants and whenever she wants....your issue is with the judgements made against you...not her lawsuit.  Divorce law varies by state....and I don't know where you are...but the general guide is that every 4 years of marriage equates to a year of support.  The support is based on an income grid, and considers other factors like disabilities, education, etc.  If you keep losing in court my advice would be getting an attorney, or a better one, before next hearing.
915419
I would listen to the D.A in this case. Unless there is absolutley NO proof or enough evidence, I'd say the DA knows what they are talking about. Bless your heart and I hope everything works out for you.
758396
The cop can cite you for anything he wants to.  The judge will determine if there is a problem.
376246
DIVORCE, so just b/c she does wrong you will too, word of advice, 1. two wrongs don't make a right and 2. Your going to bring yourself down to her level and I garuntee she will beat you with experience. You wanna-be PIG.
49127
only if the judge allows it in
92274
Get solid proof to show her.
1067778
Well, she will only be able to get this, if the divorce decree states that he has abused her or her children (if she has any) physically or verbally , and also if she has any police reports documented against him charging that he is abusive. If she does not have anything stated on the divorce decree or a police report then she will not obtain Permanent Resident status or (self apply).
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In general a better answer is yes she can, through what is commonly referred to as a QDRO (qualified domestic relations order).  The amount she may or will be entitled to varies by court decision in most cases, she could take none, all, or some.  Sorry for the bad news.  Talk to an attorney.