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I was intimidated by a bias judge I've seen before. I couldn't even speak after weeks of preparing . No one seems to be willing to take a Pro bono case. I'm at my wits end and I can't do this alone again.
answered on Aug 6, 2018
Check with your county bar association if they have a volunteer attorney program where someone might be able to help you.
union holding penson..nobody knows why...this is an un contested separation..shouldn't this be done already.we were married 51 years..do I need a new attorny..
answered on Aug 6, 2018
You would probably have to go through QDRO - Qualified Domestic Relations Order. It's a process where you would need a court ordered QDRO and then send it to the pension plan administrator, before they can release the funds. Yes, it's advisable to hire an attorney.
My original div.attorney passed away..
answered on Aug 6, 2018
First you need to get a judgment and then there are various ways to collect court ordered spousal support such as wage garnishment, bank account levy, seizing property/assets. You should contact your county bar association and they might have a volunteer attorney program where someone can help you... View More 
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