Divorce 

New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title XLIII > Chapter 458 > § 458:23-a - Relocation Of The Principal Residence Of A Child

[Repealed 2005, 273:20, IX, eff. Oct. 1, 2005.]

Previous section	Chapter 458 Table of Contents	Next section

________________________________________________________________________

Questions & Answers: Divorce

If mt alimony is annulled how do I get back past alimont payments from thr date I filed for the annulment. I cannot aford a lawyer an need help. I have been paying for almost 14 ye...

Is adultery a felony in South Dakota...

The mother of my brother's child sent letters of correspondence to my brother between her and the director of Child Protective Services in Florida inquirying about the process of a...

I gave my sister temporary custody of my daughter and she doesn't want to overturn the agreement as far as giving me my child back. I was wondering if is there some way I can termi...

Shahara, The court order can only be modified by going back to court. I strongly suggest you consult with a family law attorney about this. Steve Daily LawServer.com...

My husband (soon to be ex) and I have been appointed permanent managing conservators of my biological grand daughter. it states that we are given the rights and duties specified i...

New Hampshire Laws: Divorce

New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 458 - Annulment, Divorce And Separation

New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 459 - Uniform Divorce Recognition Law

Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 2 > Part 3 > § 64-2-310. Contracts

All contracts of the authority shall be entered into and executed in such manner as may be prescribed by statutes, regulations and procedures governing contracting by county governments; but no contract or acquisition by purchase of equipment, apparatus, materials or supplies involving more than five hundred dollars ($500), or for construction, installation, repair or improvement of the property or facilities involving more than five hundred dollars ($500) shall be made except after such contract has been advertised for bids. Advertisement is not required when an emergency arises and requires immediate delivery of the supplies or performance of the service.

[Acts 1981, ch. 542 (Orig. Compl. as Priv. Acts 1981, ch. 57), § 11; T.C.A., § 66-2-310.]

Previous section	Part 3 Table of Contents	Next section

________________________________________________________________________

U.S. Code Provisions: Railroads

Comments (0)