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divorce was default, ex didnt show up for court, I was awarded primary residence. I am the only one on the mortgage. I want to re-finance, but was told I couldnt unless I get ex to sign a quit claim deed. Is there another way to remove ex from title/deed instead of a quit claim deed?
answered on Jan 26, 2018
If your decree includes the legal description of the home, it can be recorded in county clerks office to sho title vested in you. If it doesn't, contact your attorney to amend the decree to fix this.
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He signed a denial of paternity as well. But I wasn't sure if I can still do uncontested since it asks if theirs any children which technically there isn't.
answered on Jan 24, 2018
"Uncontested" means that your husband does not object to the divorce. You should consult an experienced Family Law Attorney, in your area, for help with the divorce problem.
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An attorney Filed a Order Nunc Pro Tunc which did not list the VIN numbers after over a month we were able to get Title through Title Clerk after not hearing anymore from attorney after filing this paper with Court Clerk
answered on Mar 9, 2018
The Nunc Pro Tunc is the way to get the decree amended. But since you have the title, is it necessary?
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And we have a three-year-old kid together and he has never worked I have SSI income coming in and I just need to know what I need to do to get a divorce and get custody of my daughter
answered on Feb 14, 2018
Yes, he is the father, and if you want to leave him, and have full custody of your child, you need to see a lawyer in your county to file for divorce and custody. Good luck.
Ex lost open title before changing it over and never tried to get title aftebreakdown. All property signed to me in divorce a year ago.
answered on Jan 18, 2018
In a separation end result is you are separated but still married. In a divorce, you are divorced.
He still has right goes to court soon about placement but they are with the state as of right now who does he pay his child support to?
answered on Jan 17, 2018
Pay it to the Oklahoma Child Support Registry, which is where he should have been paying it all along.
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answered on Jan 18, 2018
First step is schedule a consultation with an attorney to review your situation and learn your options.
answered on Jan 14, 2018
They need to be divorced in the state, and county where one of them resides.
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He's fled to Wisconsin after the military and has been in and out of jail since. I dropped two domestic violence cases in Colorado (where he was stationed) out of fear of him. He's now all of sudden claiming our child isn't his and won't pay a cent. Part of the divorce agreement... View More 
answered on Jan 12, 2018
If there is a court order in force to pay child support, and he is in the military, it's very easy to collect. But it's very obvious that you need an experienced family law attorney to help you. Hire one immediately! He is continuing to abuse you through this process.
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my wife was awarded the marital house in divorce the ex husband refuses to give it up. the deed is in her name alone.
answered on Jan 12, 2018
Easiest, cheapest, and fastest way is for her to go to the court clerk's office and file an eviction, called a forcible entry and detainer case against him in Small Claims Court. The court clerk will furnish the forms and answer her questions. She really won't need a lawyer, just... View More
My divorce papers do not specify a time limit on claiming the children and he lives with me.
answered on Jan 12, 2018
Yes, you should, if you contribute over 50% of his support. But in an abundance of caution, check with a tax professional
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Both parties have been divorced for about 4 months now. My ex-wife contacted my GF's ex husband via facebook then over phone and texts. Their first contact coincided with them both refusing to transfer custody of the involved kids back to myself and girlfriend. While I utilized a police... View More
answered on Jan 22, 2018
YES, you absolutely should hire an experienced family law attorney in your county to help with this problem, and the pending custody actions. Sounds like you and your GF made good decisions to ditch these former spouses. Good luck, and don't delay in hiring an attorney. Caution, however, an... View More
I was convicted for non-payment of child support. Can I watch my girlfriend's child. I am on probation which is over in a few months
answered on Jan 7, 2018
That would be up to your girlfriend whether or not she wants to allow you to watch her kids.
The father (noncustodial) has lived & is still living in Oklahoma with kids for the past two years with mutual agreement from mother without a custody arrangement. (Mother had minimal contact visits one day every other holiday & one phone call ever few months.) Mother (custodial) who lived... View More
answered on Jan 4, 2018
He needs to get an attorney to help him asap!!! If he does not act immediatly this situation is going to quickly get worse.
My husband left with our children 1 month ago, after assaulting me. The police did not arrest him because there was no injury and he denied assaulting me. He has refused to let me visit the kids. I hired a lawyer and filed for divorce, but the court date is not until February 2018. My lawyer said... View More
answered on Jan 12, 2018
Rely on the advice of your attorney. You will have to wait until the scheduled court hearing. However you should contact you husband by phone, and email every few days requesting to see the kids for a "visit", lunch, dinner, movie, or other age appropriate activity.
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I filed divorce papers in the court with my terms of visitation, rotating every week. (Pro se) My child is 17, he refuses to speak to me, his dad refuses as well. I have not seen my son since October 31, 2017. Now my husband is challenging the venue of divorce, I live in Osage County, he lives in... View More
answered on Dec 23, 2017
I think you will find you will get much further with your case if you hire an attorney to help you.
We need a family lawyer soon (for child custody) but don’t have a huge chunk of change to hand over. Is it still possible to find someone who is willing to help?
answered on Dec 20, 2017
Many family law attorneys will accept payments, and most also accept credit cards. Good luck, and Merry Christmas.
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answered on Dec 19, 2017
Your question is not real clear, so you may want to ask it again with more details.
The decree should DEFINITELY provide the details on the house, who gets it, and if he owes you money for your part. Have you seen the actual decree with the Court Clerk filed stamp on it? This is the... View More
My ex and I have been seperated for 5 years. We both signed over our parental rights 5 years ago. Now I cant locate spouse to get a uncontested divorce. I want to do a divorce by publication, but am lost as to if I must include child born during the marriage in the divorce, or do I not have to... View More
answered on Dec 18, 2017
You should notify the court of the child born during the marriage. If you do not yet have an attorney, get one asap to ensure that the case is done correctly.
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