He needs to file a motion for contempt of his visitation rights. Was a Parenting Plan established for the parties? T.C.A. 36-6-108 governs the notice that must be given for parental relocation. Sounds like your brother needs an attorney who is willing to fight for his rights at a reasonable fee.

I need some more information to answer your question. Is this your EX-wife? Under T.C.A. 35-6-108 notice must be given for parental relocation. There generally needs to be at least 60 days notice.

You need to go speak with a good divorce attorney. They can tell you about your rights specific to the situation and help you file for a temporary hearing regarding how much he can remove. They can also help make sure he doesn't spend down your assets or remove money from the bank accounts.... View More

When our firm prepares a will for the client it has our information with it. We are also the witnesses of the will and it is notarized by our paralegal. We do keep a copy of the will, but the original needs to be probated unless there are some extreme circumstances. If the original cannot be... View More

This is a tricky question. Are you talking about her clothing or things like furnishings you bought together in the home? A good attorney with experience in wills will be able to wlak you through your rights and help you if you want to be appointed as the administrator of her estate.

You need to make an appointment to talk to your lawyer. Express your concerns and find out why he didn't do what you asked. Maybe it was not legal or fell outside of the scope of his representation of you. Go in with an open mind. If he doesn't have a good answer, you can always sever... View More

Abandonment is a grounds for divorce in Tennessee. Your attorney will need to know some more information before you file for divorce. How long ago did he leave? There are legal ways of notifying him about the divorce, even if you can not find him. One way is through publication in the... View More

There are many assets in a marriage, especially one that has lasted 27 years. Not all of these assets are easily divided. If you have an agreed divorce, the attorneys can likely help you figure out a way to to equitably divide the assets. Another great option is mediation! A neutral mediator... View More

This is the answer everyone hates to hear - "it depends." We need more information. An attorney should thoroughly review your contract and see what the provisions are when one partner wants out. Sometimes you can force a sale or the other partners may be allowed to have the first... View More

There are many complexities to purchasing a business. A lot will depend on the type of business, whether or not it has inventory, the customer base and the appraised value of the business. You need an experienced attorney that is has done a lot of contract law work. It's important to have... View More

This is a very broad question! There are so many factors that go into recovering in an accident. We need to know who was at fault, whether or not the at fault party was insured, what other assets they have to cover the damage, the extent of injuries and medical bills. Most attorneys will take... View More

Hire an attorney and see what kind of deal they can get for you. If you weren't driving, try the case and make them prove you have violated the law!

It depends on what the divorce papers say. Was she required to refinance it? If so, was there a time limit placed on the refinance? Does she have the credit to refinance it? It all goes back to how specific the divorce papers are.

You can file here and serve him the papers at his last known address or his address in Mexico. If you don't know where he is he can be served by public notice in the newspaper. There are a few things that may make the filing more complex. Get a good divorce attorney that will advocate for... View More

If you have divorce papers signed by a Judge it is likely legal. Is someone contesting the validity after all these years? I suppose they could try to go back and argue it was not legal, but an attorney would need more information as to the motivation behind disputing it.

I am not a licensed attorney in Alabama. You might have more luck getting an answer if you post this in the Alabama section. If the divorce is valid, why not get remarried!

A DUI attorney will need a little more information to defend you. Did they take a blood sample? Were you actually arrested? Is this a first time offense? What was the reason for the initial stop? There are many ways to defend a DUI. Your attorney will need to meet with you and get all the... View More

A judge can do whatever he feels is in the best interest of the child. It is up to the father to petition the court for his rights and show that he is fit once the children have been removed. As the alternate residential parent, the judge will look at how much parenting time he has exercised and... View More

The court favors children having a father. Do you know who the genetic Father of the child is? If so, you can petition the court for a DNA test and ask him to pay child support. Since your husband does not seem to be fighting for his rights, the judge always has the option of leaving him on the... View More

I am sorry to hear that. Sounds like you may want to file for divorce and file a parenting plan with court. A parenting plan will spell out all of your parenting rights in detail and give you options if she violates it. There are many lawyers that may give you a reduced fee for legal services,... View More