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Move there from Oklahoma
answered on Oct 26, 2018
You will need permission from the Oklahoma court to move. Ask about Michigan State law in that state forum, or Google for info ℹ.
He left due to her alcoholism and abuse, he made an attempt to send her last known address the papers for the divorce with no response after 3 months, and he is honestly very nervous about having any actual contact with her. How can he file for divorce without her and is the 6 months living alone... View More 
answered on Sep 27, 2018
He must serve her with notice of filing of the divorce. If he knows where she is, it would be best to hire a private process server to serve her. If he can't locate her, she can be served with notice by publication, and should get a lawyer to help make sure it's done right. You can... View More
She also was supposed to use her SSI to pay bills, and didn't pay any, but the money is gone, Losing the house, car, maxed out all CC's, a d defaulted a $11000 loan. And continues to spend Moms check to fund her lifestyle. She is bankrupt left with only her SS Check to live on.
answered on Sep 27, 2018
There is a very good reason you MUST seek to have criminal charges filed against her not covered by other answers. If it becomes necessary for mom to be placed in a nursing home when she is out of funds and seeks Medicaid, the other family members may be required to pay the stolen money back into... View More
We are planning the funeral, trying to pay her bills and rent but cant, we are not on account, can we use her back debit card and then how do we settle with the bank on the remaining money
answered on Sep 12, 2018
A lot depends on how much money is in the accounts. The bank
the option to be guardians or adopt. His great grandmother is his adoptive mother at this time, she is 73. He has been in my life since he was weeks old on a constant basis. I married in April 2017. When xxxx's daddy passed away, he was 3. He began receiving survivor benefits. Since living... View More
answered on Sep 12, 2018
I agree you should see an attorney ASAP. However, I question bio mother having any visitation rights, since her rights would have terminated when grandma adopted him.
Good luck
Does she have to stay the entire 2 hours?? Some how my ex-husband or his wife are the supervisors for the visits 8nstead of a third party. Have no money for a lawyer.
answered on Aug 5, 2018
No, she does not have to stay the entire 2 hours. If she wants to cut it short, it's up to her.
answered on Jul 25, 2018
If you have received a subpoena, you should check in with the court clerk's office, and fill out a form for the fee and vehicle mileage.
I'm currently unemployed. He has purchased approximately 40,000 in motor vehicles in the marriage. Im intitled to half of I believe. Inhertance, which im uninterested in, and half homeowner.
answered on Jul 15, 2018
You should consult an experienced Family Law Attorney, in your area, for help with this problem ASAP. You have waited long enough to receive what you're entitled to from this bum!
answered on Jul 15, 2018
Yes if she CLAIMS You're the father. If this happens, get a lawyer immediately after you're served with any paperwork.
The Dr. my lawyer sent me to did not do a complete examination on my injury and only turned in a small part of my injury. My lawyer is acting like he is not worried about it. And has also advised me to go to work. What should I do?
answered on Jun 17, 2018
Talk to your lawyer again about this issue, and ask him to explain why he is not concerned. If not satisfied, take copies of everything you have, and visit with another comp attorney.
answered on Jun 15, 2018
It depends on the terms off the divorce decree. Check that.
I was helping her out by letting her stay with me due to her being homeless. She started a fight with me striking me several times before I eventually struck her back. She told the police that I beat her up on purpose about money without mentioning she started. Now im charged with domestic abuse... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2018
The DA won't help you. You need a lawyer. If you truly can't afford one, apply for a court appointed one. You do NOT want a conviction for this on your record. Good luck
Many details, Our daughter has always been with me the father. The mother and I tried, but she was beyond help, then she got help. Now she is with a different guy. It would be a book if I wrote everything. I'm skeptical anyway about doing this, yet, I've had almost zero help from... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2018
You should immediately see an experienced family law attorney in the county where your divorce case was filed to answer these important questions. There are just too many factors involved to answer the questions in this forum. Good luck
father pays child supports and has visitation as of ever other weekend . divorce is still proceeding, want to move after divorce and will be getting married and spouses employment is moving him to tx. currently in oklahoma..
answered on Jun 12, 2018
There are many factors involved in custody, relocation and visitation as well as the general practice of the Judge. Your lawyer is the one to ask. If you don't have one, hire one now.
Just wondering if when she passes of it goes to my husband or her daughter.. since his name is on the title.
answered on Jun 12, 2018
PROBABLY to your husband if it is a "Joint Tennancy Deed". The deed should also be recorded at the courthouse. Have an attorney or other person knowledgeable in real estate to look at the deed.
2 children , Mother ( me ) has sole custody, father pays child support and gets every other weekend visitation and holidays and vacation upon request..
answered on Jun 13, 2018
You say you're getting divorced… you need to tell your lawyer your plans now so this can be resolved without having to come back to court. If you don't have an attorney, get one now. See Title 43 Oklahoma Statutes Sec 112.3 for mor info on relocating. Good luck
The father is on the birth certificate and she has his last name. Does he have the right to permit her going ?
answered on Jun 6, 2018
No, he can't if there isn't any court order for visitation in place.
Hired a guardian de liem. The guardian de liem had in her statement that I was alienating his children from him. I have not and will not. He married my ex best friend and co worker. It has stress on the children. The big thing is that the guardian asked for the youngest child to be removed... View More
answered on Jun 5, 2018
You should immediately hire an experienced Family Law Attorney in the county where your divorce case is filed to help you with this important matter. Don't wait any longer.
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