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The 21 yrd. applied for adm. of estate and received a sum of life insurance money. She then kicked the sister out and is selling her father's things. I have nothing to gain in this but I feel the minor is being mistreated. She lost her father and her home. Can someone help her legally? The... View More 
answered on Jul 26, 2018
Keep praying..... but hire a probate lawyer to help you with this.
Daughter turns 19 next Tuesday. She is switching schools this semester from UAB to a Community college back at home and moving back in with me on Sunday. She is currently employed in Birmingham but working out her notice; last day will be Saturday. She will not be working here after she moves home.... View More
Court today. Judge stated i was in contempt for not paying i have paid what i could but 5000 a month is ordered she will not listen to me now she is threatening me with jail what can i do?
answered on Jul 23, 2018
Hire a good lawyer and listen to what he or she tells you. You don't have disability yet, I take it?
I have filed an uncontested divorce in Alabama. We agreed on everything, but we forgot to include the cat that was given to us by my Mom who has MS and couldn't care for the cat. I want the cat, but the soon to be ex wife has decided to keep the cat. What do I do?
answered on Jul 23, 2018
You don't have an uncontested divorce. The cat is property and you didn't include it. You can go to court over the cat or agree
Good evening. I am a sixteen-year-old who lives in Alabama with his mother, but desires to live in Texas with his father. I’ve lived with my mom my entire life, when my parents separated when I was about four. I have been deprived of my Texas family my entire life and I just don’t think it’s... View More
answered on Jul 22, 2018
I assume this is an Alabama question. One or both of your parents would have to go to Court to attempt to modify custody. You don't get to decide.
We have been married since March 25, 2017 and we do not have any property together. He drives a car that is in my name. When we got married he moved into the apartment that I was living in with my daughters. The only property he has are his clothing and a motorcycle.
answered on Jul 21, 2018
You must file the necessary pleadings in a Court of proper jurisdiction. If you don't know how to do that, you might consult an attorney
Yes, I'm in Alabama. So, would we have to have paternity tests done to get my name on both birth certificates first? I must say, there is a question about one of the kids if she's mine or not.
answered on Jul 19, 2018
I assume this is an Alabama matter. Yes she can. She can ask for 2 years of back support if you are the father.
in the 3rd degree after he threatened to kill me. What would be the best way to get these charges dropped and FILE criminal charges against him for false accusing me as well as the threat against my life. I do not need this stain on my record, have never been arrested beforehand, and have never had... View More
answered on Jul 19, 2018
I assume this is an Alabama issue. THe police arrested you because they believed there was probable cause that you were the guilty party. Hire a criminal defense attorney and listen to what he or she tells you. DO NOT attempt to defend this yourself. GO see a lawyer.
In the child support with the third child?
answered on Jul 19, 2018
Yes. Rule 32(B)10 of the Alabama RUles of Judicial Administration tells how to calculate this.
(10) SPLIT CUSTODY. In those situations where each parent has primary
physical custody of one or more children, child support shall be computed in
the following manner:
(a)... View More
In the state of Alabama.Husband asked for a divorce and moved out a month ago. Hasn’t filed yet but is wanting me and kids to move out. (4 kids in the home non of are from this marriage). He is paying all the bills in our home. he said he still loves me and is still sleeping with me. But god is... View More
I left my ex we was not legally married when child was born I got with someone else and have been with them for 3 yrs now the child parent barely calls and don't help
answered on Jul 18, 2018
You must go to court to get this done. I assume this is an Alabama matter
When daddy's will was probated, my brother did not divide the land up between us to get a deed like it should have been done. Now my brother died unexpectly without a will, and he told his daughter before he died he wanted her to have his part of the land that was not divided. I want to divide... View More
answered on Jul 17, 2018
You need to talk to a lawyer about this but, the land probably devolved to you and your brother. His part belongs to his estate now. You and his estate own the property together. If you can't agree on how to divide the property, you will go to court on a sale for division. YOu need some help... View More
Divorce papers do not address anything past the age of 19.
She helps her current husband run his business but does not take a paycheck. My support is based on her making minimum wage. She has a degree and could earn more. Why is my support based on my earning ability but she is not held to the same standard. Children are 17 and 15
We were not married when my son was born. I was asleep and he filled out the B.C. and also the affidavit for paternity. I didn't give him the consent to do any of this as I wanted my sons last name as my last name.
answered on Jul 16, 2018
He can execute an affidavit of paternity saying he is the father without your consent. You should talk to the hospital. The mother is the person who usually provides information like the name.
answered on Jul 16, 2018
I am assuming this is an Alabama matter. If the husband is the father of the child, and has always accepted the child as his own and was married to the mother when the child was born, then he is the legal father. If he wants to , he can go into Court and deny paternity.
I have full custody, he has a unstable background. He has been working under the table (photo proof).
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