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In the wall.. he's trying to tell me I can't have the house because of it and that the judge will make me leave. Is that true
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answered on Jan 10, 2022
The hold is not relevant to division of property. However, there may be cause for a restraining order and removal if violence is occurring. Speak to an attorney now about your options.
My lawyers have been asking my spouse, with whom I am separated from for his check stubs to complete the docs for Divorce and child support since July 2021. Received start of Dece. Waited one month for spouse to sign docs and wanted changes. Now have to wait again. What can be done to move Divorce... View More 
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answered on Jan 6, 2022
You don't have to wait for him to sign. You can file for divorce and ask for a hearing immediately for him to pay child support.
Do I still have care of him and what can I do, my grandson is 17
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answered on Jan 5, 2022
Your notarized paper may not be a valid document. You need to speak with an attorney about obtaining a formal custody order.
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answered on Jan 5, 2022
An unmarried father has no rights to custody or parenting time until he files and goes through the court legitimation process. He is still required to pay child support, however.
Was told they do not accept the QDRO that I will have to wait until my ex spouse retires and that he himself will give me whatever money is coming to me, That doesn't sound right I need help.
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answered on Jan 4, 2022
It may be right. There are some government retirement accounts that are not divisible. The spouse has to voluntarily pay upon retirement. This is something that should have been accounted for in your divorce order or agreement.
Due to constant mental stress and verbal abuse I want him out of my life. There are no kids in the home
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answered on Jan 3, 2022
Who signs first is not relevant. It may still be considered marital property and the court will divide it fairly.
Divorce has been finalized and I was awarded the home and given 6 months to refinance the home and have to pay ex spouse monthly mortgage until the home has been refinanced. The judge ordered him to leave the home and take all belongings giving him 30 days. 30 days has passed and he still wants to... View More
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answered on Jan 3, 2022
You should not call the police over a minor issue. If you don't want him in the house, tell him to come by at a certain time and date and everything will be left in the driveway for him to take. Technically, he may not have the right to get anything if it's been past 30 days, but it... View More
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answered on Dec 31, 2021
It's possible. Sometimes a divorce can be granted by publication. Speak with an attorney who can look up your case and review.
The wife's attorney and her have stalled the divorce.
No Minor Children/ Assetts. Wife filed divorce. Husband's attorney did Answer.
The husband wants it done and over. What can his Attorney do about this?
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answered on Dec 27, 2021
His attorney can set the case for trial.
Will I be able to keep the home? Or get a greater share? Will my spouse have to move out. I also dont want to uproot my son. The house is paid in full. Also will I get full custody of my son?
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answered on Dec 22, 2021
You need to have a consultation with an attorney. Each case varies based on income, assets of the parties, history of caretaking of the child and other factors. Once more information about those is known, an attorney can give you advice.
His parents are homeless living from hotel to hotel his mother doesn’t want the responsibility and the supposed to be father hasn’t been there for him
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answered on Dec 22, 2021
Speak with an attorney about filing for custody in court. Both parents will have to be served with the lawsuit.
I am trying to initiate a divorce in Georgia. They require a child support order be in place. However I already pay an existing child support case that is active in Florida.
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answered on Dec 20, 2021
You can file a divorce case in Georgia without a worksheet. It's possible to keep the same Florida support order. Speak to an attorney about your options.
I paid a retainer and have spoke to 4 different paralegals in two years. Nothing has been done other than a few questions last year. I have not paid my balance because she never did anything initially. It's a case of fraud from a divorce by publication.
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answered on Dec 13, 2021
You can always decide to fire your attorney, ask for a refund of any unearned fees and hire someone else to finish your case.
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answered on Dec 13, 2021
There are no forms for emergency custody superior court. The petition is written by the person seeking the change and filed, but custody cases, and emergency ones are unique so there is no form for it. Speak to an attorney about your case.
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answered on Dec 12, 2021
There is not set deadline. This is a busy time of year. Just ask the attorney when they are able to get started. They should be able to give you an answer.
I let my husband file the kids this year but I don't won't him to file for 2022. He doesn't stay with us. So is there a form I can fill out to revoke him from filing. Can I use tax form 8332? Or is there another way to keep him from filing.
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answered on Dec 10, 2021
If you are still married and there is no custody order, no one has custody. Speak to an attorney about filing for divorce so this can be resolved.
I allowed my husband to file our kids for 2021. I don't want him to file for 2022. How can I ensure he is not able to file this year. I am the custodial parent.
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answered on Dec 10, 2021
If he is your current husband, there isn't much you can do. If one of you files for divorce, the custodial parent will be determined at that time.
My finance was legally still married when out daughter was born. She is now divorced and I am filling for Legitimization. Since we live together and intend on getting married. Do I need to fill out a child support Addendum?
Also do I need to also fill a parenting plan since we are not... View More
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answered on Dec 9, 2021
If you are dealing with child support, then you do need a child support addendum. However, if you get married, the marriage itself legitimate the child, so you don't need to legitimate IF you marry the mother of your child.
Is there anything I can do with this considered kidnapping I just need some advice on what our rights are and what I can do
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answered on Nov 28, 2021
It's not kidnapping. You both have equal rights to the child. If this continues, it's probably a sign your marriage is not headed in the right direction and you can file for divorce or separation and get a custody order.
Or should I file for fault to avoid it ?
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answered on Nov 22, 2021
The fact that she is gay does not have anything to do with the question of alimony. There are many factors that go into whether or not alimony will be paid, including your respective incomes, infidelity, work history, etc. Consult with an attorney about your specific case.
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