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We bought a double wide mobile home together and put it on my wife mother's property and now she wants me to leave and the mobile home is payed for can she force me to take the money she is offering
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answered on Sep 1, 2024
You made an improvement to someone else's real property. That is called a gift. Your lawyer can argue for an equitable distribution. It sounds like you are not on the deed. You might argue to move and sell the MH, but it probably will not be worth it. You might ask for alimony if... View More 
I made a motion for a default judgement. Got kicked back because I could not request a default on irreconcilable differences but marital behavior. Requested a final hearing and I have the date but unsure what to file to complete. Sent notice of Final hearing to defendant. Help what else do I need... View More
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answered on Jul 30, 2024
IR Divorce is where there is an agreement. Apparently you have no agreement. In that case you must put on proof of grounds. You might not have any. Hire a lawyer who might be able to help, or stay married until he agrees or one of you dies.
In 2016 my parents signed the property I now own over to me and I registered it in my name in same year. My husband and I didn’t get married until 2020. The property is in my name not his. And also he works I do not and has 401k do I need a lawyer for that to since I don’t want anything from it.
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answered on Jul 23, 2024
He can claim the appreciation in value since the marriage should be divided as marital property. Likewise you can argue the increase in his plan's value since marriage is marital property. You need an attorney when engaging in such a legal suit, as you could lose valuable properties.
My husband verbally abused me and manipulated me
answered on Jun 26, 2024
Tennessee allows for a divorce on grounds of irreconcilable differences if the spouses agree on all the terms of a divorce and sign a marital dissolution agreement.
In the absence of your spouse's agreement, you may have to prove fault. Whether the verbal abuse and manipulation... View More
I married my ex wife, who lives in Israel, in the US. Our divorce was finalized in Israel. I have had them apostilled by the Secretary of State in TN already but I'm not sure if I need to file them with the court here to have it recognized before I can get remarried.
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answered on May 6, 2024
The Hague Convention is an international treaty that provides, if your country is a party to the Hague Convention, a process to protect children whose parents are divorced or separated and move between countries. Typically, a divorce decree issued in a foreign country is recognized in the United... View More
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answered on Jan 3, 2024
You do not just file for an annulment. It takes alot of proof to have no marriage declared, so they are almost nonexistent. Divorce will be your cause of action. Without proof of adultery or physical abuse, you will need an agreement about all property, children and debts. Hire an attorney.
The bond is paid and it’s been 4 years been to court couple times then Covid hit and now it’s been 4 years need two know what I need two do will I be put back in jail if he takes his self off my bond live In Tennessee
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answered on Nov 24, 2023
That is probably up to the bondsman, who you should call as you are his prisoner. If the bondsman asks the Court to exonerate him, then the Judge may set a bond or possibly release you on your own recognizance. But 4 years is a long time not to go to trial. Talk to your lawyer. Be ready with a... View More
He turned 18 and have police body cam of her and him at her house with granchild sleeping in next room
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answered on Nov 11, 2024
What is your question? If you think there is a crime involved, then report it to LEOs.
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answered on Nov 11, 2024
Hire an attorney to represent you or you may never get divorced.
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answered on Sep 1, 2024
It is very possible. Distribution of marital property can be very destructive, and cannot be based on marital fault only property dissipation. Consult with a competent attorney for some pre divorce planning.
The chancellor changed the value on three investment properties (rental properties) that were awarded to the wife by a total of $167,000.00 from the appraised value agreed upon by the parties.
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answered on Jul 25, 2024
Yes... He can accept value evidence or reject it. It could be grounds for appeal or a post trial motion. His discretion will be given alot of credence.
In 2016 my parents signed the land over to me. I didn’t get married until 2020. My husband and I want a divorce and he doesn’t want the land. He name is not on the deed just mine. Do I need a lawyer if the papers says if one of us owns property we need a lawyer??
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answered on Jul 24, 2024
Hire an attorney to represent you. The pleadings need to be right, especially the MDA and Judgment. You better check your title also. Once agreed and signed, he does not need to go to Court.
My husband agreed via text to meet at the court and he was gonna pay filing fees. Now the day before he saying he can't afford it ether . Cause he got a child on the way with his mistress whom he lives with . What can I do ??? Please advise !
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answered on Jun 27, 2024
You will probably have to wait until you can afford an attorney and the Court Costs before you can get your Divorce. Your present MDA might be used later if it is proper.
My husband has felony conviction and probably more felonies will be added. Is having a felony a reason for filing for divorce?
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answered on Jun 18, 2024
If there is no property or debts involved, then it makes no difference. Talk to a divorce attorney.
My wife and I already filed for an uncontested divorce and agreed on custody and child support but I was looking back through the paperwork and noticed she had put over the past 5 years the children stayed with her during weekdays and myself on weekends and that’s not accurate.They stay with her... View More
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answered on Jun 14, 2024
If you have a Dissolution Agreement that you like, then submit that to the Court for entry. It makes no difference what the earlier pleadings say. The Final Decree is what counts.
Is this code 1201 stating I waive rights mean that any property we may own is now hers?
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answered on May 19, 2024
I apologize for the confusion, but I believe there may be an error or missing information in your question. You mentioned "civil code article 1201" but did not provide the actual text of this code or specify which jurisdiction it applies to. Article numbers can vary significantly between... View More
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answered on Apr 8, 2024
You have not stated the exact estate. Assuming Dad is married to stepmother, if Dad dies intestate then she will be an heir at law as a tenant in common with you all of some undivided interest.
I have a question about property, my husband and i are getting a divorce. the property was from his mom, there is something called a Quick Claim Deed. The reason i am asking is he added my name to and now i am wanting it off. And then about a divorce uncontested
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answered on Apr 1, 2024
Hire an attorney to file the Divorce. If not agreed to then you must have grounds. Part of the agreement should be execution by you of the Quit Claim Deed of your interest to him.
My divorce by publication was granted by default due to the defendant not responding within 30 days of the last date of publishing.
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answered on Mar 15, 2024
Yes...
My husband and I received a Certificate of Informal Marriage in Texas in 2018, with no explanation of how it was different than a legal marriage. Through my own research, I realized that we are actually in a common-law marriage, and how that's different than a legal marriage.
In 2022... View More
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answered on Mar 11, 2024
Common Law Marriage is not recognized in Tennessee...
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