Been separated for 7+ years. Custody and child support are not an issue. We both want a divorce and to remarry. Divorce would be from Tennessee
Divorce is not free. There is a filing fee for each case. If you want to file without an attorney, you can do that, but there is a fee to file, which varies depending on which county you are in.
There are no kids involved only thing I have is my house that's been in my name and a car thats in both our names But she doesn't want neither one. Also she went to a different stateShe left with no warning She doesn't even want to work on it And neither do I
File for a divorce yourself; or, hire an attorney to do it for you.
Also, my husband just took my daughter to his parents without my consent. Is that legal?
Both of you have equal rights, so he is allowed to take your daughter to see her grandparents.
Most attorneys don't work pro bono unless it's a case referred by an agency. You cna reach out to legal aid in your area to see if you qualify.
has she committed adultry or had an affair?
It doesn’t sound like she has done anything wrong, as she was not married and thought he was a divorced man. He, on the other hand, was still married, so this marriage would not be legitimate.
Ex remarried and he and his present wife live in this home.
What did your order say regarding the home when you got divorced? You need to go back to that and verify the info and then go from there to take action.
Contempt case was a money judgement that was suppose to come from sale of home. Ex-spouse doesn't want to sign with realtor without listing home at unobtainable sale price and doesn't want the price to be drop in a timely manner. Do I have to file another contempt case or is the first... Read more »
No one can answer this question without reviewing your contempt order and the original divorce order. You can consult with an attorney about your options.
Ex remarried and he and his present wife live in this home.
That depends on what your divorce decree says. If the final order doesn't require the house out of your name, you are stuck.
Unfortunately, it is not that easy. The "system" doesn't just provide free attorneys. Your son may go to GA Legal Services online and see if he qualifies for some type assistance.
My husband has been in and out of prison since January 2014. For drug charges, felon with possession of a firearm, he had several identification cards for different people, Stolen vehicle... i live in Georgia since January 2019. Our 2 children are 14 and 7. I want a divorce and the TDCJ says he... Read more »
If he was served with a Georgia divorce, you can move forward with a final trial.
The statement is to verify that we have worked out bills and what not amongst each other. Could I file without that statement?
You can file the divorce petition. You do not need the statement from him to file.
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My daughter and I just moved to GA in February 2021. My husband has been here since July 2020. He has been working and did file GA state taxes. He has not switched his DL over to GA yet.
He has met the requirements.
You're going to need to file for divorce and have the judge decide who gets the car.
Yes, even though you agree to the divorce, you may not agree to all of the things that your spouse is requesting in the divorce. If you do not have a settlement agreement that is being filed with the court, I would highly suggest that you file an answer and counterclaim for divorce to protect your... Read more »
in the United States. In the venue section, can I put that he never lived in the US and resides in England and just provide his address.
Yes.
He never lived in US . i want to make sure I word the venue correctly on the form.
Did you have a specific question for us?
New Judge has been assigned to divorce case. Can transcript of previous Judge’s explanation of ruling be used by atty to prove their case to new Judge as testimony or used in court in an attempt to modify order.
This is a very specific question, and the only answer is maybe. It depends on what type of hearing it was, and what you are trying to use the ruling for. Consult with your attorney about how to do this.
there is no affair or abuse
What do you mean what are your rights? If she has filed for divorce it will go through, so you may want to consult with an attorney who can help you with the process.
What do you mean what are your rights? If she has filed for divorce it will go through, so you may want to consult with an attorney who can help you with the process.
Separated for at least 2 years and I have been living in another state. (TX) She lives in Georgia under a lease in my name only that I have been paying for alone which is about to end. Do I have to continue to provide residence if we’re getting a divorce?
No one has filed for divorce... Read more »
Unless you are Court ordered to do it, you usually do not. We would need more information to be able to answer definitively. Has the divorce already been file?
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