I also have an order of protection against him as well. He was in jail for 2 nights and 3 days. Because of hitting me in the face. Can it be annulled or do I have to get a divorce??
answered on Mar 15, 2017
If you voluntarily entered into the marriage and he didn't lie to you about something that would have made you not marry him, you will need to file for a divorce, not annulment.
I have signed a settlement agreement, but my wife refuses to sign and file the divorce (she is a resident). We have been separated 24 months. I live in CA.
answered on Mar 15, 2017
If your wife has been a resident of Arkansas for more than sixty days and you live in another state, you can file for divorce in Arkansas.
Will I have to file in Oklahoma?
answered on Mar 15, 2017
You can file for divorce in Arkansas after living here 60 days, but Arkansas will not have jurisdiction over the children until you have lived here for six months.
The child is showing behavioral issues before and after returning from the g-grandparents child is getting in trouble at school for not listening to authority we have discussed problems with g-grandparents and they simply say we are over reacting and they do as they please when they have... View More 
answered on Mar 15, 2017
Like all custody and visitation issues, the Court will look at the best interest of the child to determine whether the grandparent visitation should continue. If you want to change the visitation order, you will need to hire a lawyer to file the appropriate paperwork.
insurance through my employer for a family is extremely expensive, which is why i have not gotten it done yet. my ex (custodial parent) has three children and has medicaid on all of them since she doesn't do much for work. since they have insurance, i have not seen a reason to cancel the... View More
answered on Mar 15, 2017
Ordinarily a person is not required to provide insurance unless it can be had at a "reasonable cost"; in your situation, it sounds like you cannot provide insurance at a reasonable cost.
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