Joint petitioners
Polish translation: współpowodowie
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| 3 +1 | współpowodowie |
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| 3 | współwnioskodawcy |
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| Joint Petition Divorce |
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| joint petitioners współwnioskodawcy Explanation: Wspólnie wnoszą o orzeczenie rozwodu. Jeżeli akapit z petitioner / defendant dotyczy wyłącznie alimentów - wtedy strony można nazwać odpowiednio wierzycielem alimentacyjnym i dłużnikiem alimentacyjnym. Unikniesz wtedy "pozwanego". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2018-02-18 10:46:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Z defendant możesz też tu zrobić "uczestnika". Kiedyś było to już przerabiane: https://www.proz.com/kudoz/english_to_polish/law_general/516... |
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peer agreement (net): +1| joint petitioners współpowodowie Explanation: współpowodowie W pozwie rozwodowym mamy powoda/powódkę. https://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=pl&dcr=0&source=hp&ei=pF-... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2018-02-18 11:24:42 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://info.legalzoom.com/joint-petition-divorce-mean-25030.... INSTRUCTIONS FOR JOINT PETITION FOR DIVORCE – NO CHILDREN [...] In the Matter of the Marriage of (Wife’s Name) And (Husband’s Name) Joint Petitioners ) ) Case No.: Dept. No.: JOINT PETITION FOR SUMMARY DECREE OF DIVORCE Petitioners, (Wife’s name) in proper person and (Husband’s name) in proper person, hereby petition this Court, pursuant to the terms of Chapter 125 of the Nevada Revised Statutes, to grant them a divorce. [...] http://carson.org/home/showdocument?id=27731 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2018-02-18 11:32:14 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://wisconsinfamilylaw.info/2012/06/27/what-is-the-diffe... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2018-02-18 11:36:25 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Wspólny pozew o rozwód ... Gdy małżonkowie niebędący reprezentowani przez adwokata lub radcę prawnego napiszą wspólny pozew o rozwód, sąd powinien wtedy przyjąć, że jedna ze stron jest powodem, a druga pozwanym. Następnie sąd powinien doręczyć ten wspólny pozew pozwanemu, żeby mógł na niego odpowiedzieć. Zatem nawet w przypadku napisania wspólnego pozwu o rozwód, powinien on być wysłany do sądu w dwóch egzemplarzach. Jeden egzemplarz przeznaczony jest dla sądu, natomiast drugi doręczany jest stronie przeciwnej. Pozew taki będzie bowiem traktowany jak pozew napisany przez jedną osobę. http://www.adwokat.krzesinska.com/wspolny-pozew-o-rozwod/ -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2018-02-18 11:38:58 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Takie są realia polskie, ale w USA jest inaczej - możemy mieć dwóch powodów w sprawie o rozwód. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2018-02-18 12:03:47 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Jeśli pojawiło się słowo Defendant, to albo jest tam przypadkiem, albo celowo. Skoro zasadniczo w pozwie nie występuje Defendant, to pewnie jest to błąd pisarski. Tłumacz wtedy powinien zaznaczyć ten fakt. Na przykład, może przetłumaczyć Defendant jako pozwany/pozwana, ale umieścić uwagę tłumacza w tym miejscu o możliwym błędzie pisarskim z uwagi na logikę tekstu. Słowo Defedndant użyte celowo mogłoby z kolei odnosić się do innej sprawy czy wniosku, w którem dana strona występowała jako Defendant. Tego niestety nie wiem. |
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| Reference: Joint Petition Divorce Reference information: What Does a Joint Petition Divorce Mean? BY VICTORIA MCGRATH Some states allow couples to file joint petitions for divorce, but not all states. A joint petition divorce means the married couple petitions the court for a divorce together. They both sign and file the "joint petition for dissolution of marriage" as a simplified, uncontested or no-fault divorce. They generally agree to proceed with the divorce in a collaborative manner, without major disputes over fault, property division or child custody. Many couples file a settlement agreement with their petition. The judge must review and approve the joint petition and any attached settlement agreement before he enters a divorce decree, or final dissolution of marriage. Court rules on how to file a petition for divorce vary from state to state. Joint Petition for Divorce A joint petition for divorce allows both parties to apply for a divorce together rather than separately. In divorce petitions that are not joint, one party petitions the court for a divorce while the other party responds to the petition. The spouse who files becomes the petitioner and the other spouse becomes the respondent. When both parties petition the court together, they submit one petition to the court with both of their signatures. The court may require both signatures to be notarized. Both spouses agree to proceed with the divorce without a determination of fault. If disputes arise after the joint petitioners file for divorce together, the judge may order mediation or schedule a trial to resolve them. Joint Petition and Uncontested Divorce When filing a joint petition for divorce, some states require the couple to simultaneously submit a settlement agreement for uncontested matters. The settlement agreement outlines all of the legal issues relevant to the divorce. These issues generally include division of property, child custody, child support and spousal support. A couple jointly enters into a settlement agreement, either by themselves or with the help of a mediator, shared lawyer or their own individual lawyers. Spouses often employ separate lawyers to advocate on their behalf throughout the divorce proceedings, even in uncontested matters that will not go to trial. Court mediators typically help couples with children resolve disputes over child custody and visitation schedules. http://info.legalzoom.com/joint-petition-divorce-mean-25030.... |
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