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Im needing to know what my options are, I got with my husband in 2020 and he knew that my health was bad and he was fine with supporting me and even insisted on me not trying to work that I try and apply for disability so I'm still fighting for that currently. I depend on him for absolutely... View More 
answered on Oct 26, 2024
It doesn’t sound like abandonment but it does sound like you need to separate from him. There are a number of services that can help you financially once you are away from him. It’s tough to be faced with this anytime, especially silly if you are ill, but the time to make a new start is now.
answered on Oct 22, 2024
Go to the clerks office in Boyd. They have a foreign judgment form you can use to register your legal separation.
answered on Oct 18, 2024
You cannot force a split of inherited (non marital) property. You can force a split of all property acquired during the marriage ( marital property).
She lives with her boyfriend shouldn't I get the land and buliding
answered on Oct 21, 2024
First, you have to prove what they stole. If you can, you might be able to keep the land. If not, it’ll probably be divided equally in a divorce proceeding.
Our divorce was final August 7th, 2023. I have not received any funds yet. Can you assist with this question?
answered on Oct 27, 2024
Those questions depend on when he retires and various plan elections. You should call DFAS in Indianapolis and give them your specific case information to get the correct answer.
We were married on Panama City beach Florida.
answered on Oct 1, 2024
If she’s still married, your marriage to her is void. As soon as the opportunity arises, take everything you have brought or purchased and leave. Then there’s nothing left divide. Make sure she is still married to someone else before you do the above.
Our home is in foreclosure. And I have lost everything. I have 3 kids and I need a divorce and out of this marriage
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answered on Aug 15, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To get a divorce quickly and affordably, consider filing for an uncontested divorce, where both you and your spouse agree on the terms. This can significantly reduce legal costs and the time it takes to finalize the process. You can often find forms and... View More
answered on May 24, 2024
Just whatever they cost plus the shipping if you’re seeking fill in the blank legal documents. It will then cost $16–$18 to have them served by mail upon the opposing party.
We were gifted property by my dad. I am wanting to redeed the property back into my dad's name before I file for divorce. Am I able to do so?
answered on May 17, 2024
You are able to do so if she agrees to sign off on the deed back to dad. Otherwise you are stuck.
At any moment criminal action may be placed on the male with justification. The court is has been one sided through entirety of divorce. Female has only made gains through control of child, childsupport, and revenue from estate. Through deceit aided by professional counsel and judgment from a... View More
answered on May 16, 2024
More I formation is needed. What contract are your referring to?
Me and my wife have been separated for almost 5 years. We tried and tried to reconcile of differences but things seem to have gotten worse. My wife had fell victim to drug abuse and was arrested so me and i have custody of our three minor children. She has moves three times since i initially... View More
answered on Apr 8, 2024
You’ll need to hire a private investigator to get a good address and make sure she is properly served. Shouldn’t be hard for them to find her if you have some info.
He is recently divorced. She fired the lawyer before finalizing their divorce, but he went to that lawyer post-divorce to ensure his rights as a father in Kentucky were being followed by both parties. She refuses to sign any paperwork from this lawyer because she claims "conflict of interest".
My name and the husband are named on the deed, not the wife, but because Kentucky is a dower state, she has interest. She is not a borrower for the mortgage and only signed the mortgage to acknowledge dower rights; her name is not on the loan. She has expressed to the judge that she does not want... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2024
This is a complicated question that should be best answered by a lawyer in a one on one consultation. The answer should involve analysis of several items and facts including the review of the deed to see if house is held in joint tenancy or in a tenancy in common. First, in Kentucky anything... View More
I have all the documents. I went to file they said i needed her signature also. I thought she had to mail in the papers that I certified mailed her i put a self addressed and stamped envelope to be mailed back in. And she had 20 days to do so? Cant i just file and the judge will grant it. We have... View More
answered on Mar 19, 2024
No. She has to voluntarily file her papers or you will have to have her served. Service upon her starts the 20 days running
My fiance and I split due to his addiction - my 4 children from my previous marriage live with us and he was using while living here for a while - we decided to split due to his addiction. He is now clean and we are trying to reconcile but the issue is my soon to be ex husband (divorce isn't... View More
answered on Feb 8, 2024
It is possible but really unlikely unless your fiance is currently on drugs.
My fiance and I broke up because he relapsed, he is now clean. My 4 children from my previous marriage live with me and their father states he will take full custody of them if my fiance moves back in. Can he do that ?
answered on Feb 7, 2024
Not if your new husband is clean and sober and remains so. Very difficult to change a joint custody designation.
Spouses really took son out of state of original where minor child was born in resided, have been trying to use the court as a sword rather than shield
separated spouses are in a disillusion and a legal dispute over custody of a minor child, separated spouse has been stalking social... View More
He is already on his second marriage past ours. His current wife sent downgrading, belittling text messages at all different hours and times of day night. Not including or limited to 4:02 am, midnight Am/PM, etc. My ex husband did and does yeh same thing. Started really bad October 2022, in May... View More
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answered on Jan 22, 2024
Dealing with ongoing harassment from an ex-spouse is a difficult and distressing situation. It's important to take steps to protect yourself. Since you've already sent a cease and desist letter and the harassment has continued, the next step may be to consider legal action.
In... View More
I live in Kentucky, I have no police record and the first lawyer I had didn’t challenge the validity of text msgs my wife claimed were from me. The first time I ever heard of domestic violence concerning my marriage was after I refused to move into my wife’s mother’s house with her and our... View More
answered on Jan 22, 2024
Possibly. You need to consult a family lawyer and determine exactly how to proceed before you make a move.
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