You should speak directly with an attorney because there are facts that are missing from this question in order to give you an accurate answer.

You should speak directly with an attorney for a consultation and discuss the issues in your case.

There are no pro bono domestic attorneys. I would gather the funds to hire an attorney.

I would advise you to have a consultation with an attorney. This isn't a place where you can get information on complex issues regarding a case that has already been adjudicated. See a lawyer in person and I would take a copy of my file with me.

You should be able to be present at the closing. If you are not present, you will still receive your share of the proceeds, per the order of the Court.

If you have been served with divorce papers, you should hire an attorney. They can assist you with obtaining your fair share of any real property. I would urge you not to sign anything representing yourself.

Yes, she can sell the home. If you have made improvements that have increased the value of the home, you may be able to address that in a divorce.

You need the father's signature and consent for a passport. This information will be in the passport application.

I would advise you to seek a consultation with an attorney. Because no one can begin to give you advice based on the sentence you have posted on the board. Many more details are needed in order to provide an accurate response.

Moving out of the country doesn't dismiss any child support order already entered in your name. Yes, your child support is still owed and due.

It is unclear what documents you're talking about signing. But my best advice would be to hire your own attorney to review all paperwork, even if this is an uncontested divorce. In her petition she could have made those allegations against you. If you disagree with any allegations made, you... View More

You have not provided any information regarding what kind of document you are referencing. I would not sign anything where your name is incorrect.

If there is something specific you are attempting to fill out, you should speak to an attorney directly.

The admissibility of a recording is the issue and that will depend on several factors, as to whether the recording can be used in a court of law.

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If your spouse moves out of the marital residence and moves to the state of Florida, you may want to consider hiring an attorney to file for divorce on your behalf.

You should consult a bankruptcy attorney directly to answer any questions you maybe have regarding chapter 13.

Neither party can transfer ownership to a third party that is in both your names. And anything she gets rid of prior to the filing of a divorce, if it was considered marital property, she may have to account for that at a later date.

Motions for a new trial are very difficult to get granted and they require a lot of work. I would suggest hiring a very experienced appellate attorney to assist you in drafting and filing such a thing.

In the state of Georgia a parent involved in a deprivation case does not get a court appointed attorney. If you want an attorney you need to contact someone who handles juvenile cases as a parent attorney and discuss your case with them.