Separation is not legal and against my will. What would be the consequences on the day of oat ceremony? Also, I have a 6 months old daughter for whom I am providing adequate support. I do not want to proceed with filing divorce yet. But the more I wait, I will lose my chances of primary custody.... Read more »
answered on Jun 24, 2022
In your situation, since you are soon to get sworn in as a US citizen, the fact that your wife has separated from you would not be of any consequence at this time. As long as you are still legally married, which it sounds like you are, you should be good to go for your naturalization. USCIS has... Read more »
We bought our home together and are both in the loan but we’re getting divorced but we decided to keep the property in both of our names anyway
Opposing counsel claimed my spouse tested positive for COVID two days prior to our mediation hearing. However, she signed and filed the continuance request before I was ever notified of what was happening.
answered on Jun 16, 2022
Your attorney does not need your permission for a continuance.
My 8 year old son was talking to his mom who lives in another state and said he misses her and wanted to come back home even though it is my time with him. She said she is coming to pick him up because he has that right to come home when he wants to. I know I have rights to parenting time with... Read more »
answered on Jun 16, 2022
If it is court ordered visitation she can not get him on your time
When its come to property division, do my income from last 10 months count in property division even though we are not staying together from the last 10 month. What are my rights in this situation? How I can stop my income to count as a community property ?
He's a disbarred attorney and is bullying me into an uncontested divorce. He has been telling me he wants to reconcile since 2016 when he filed the first time. I learned that it was just a tactic to not have to pay alimony and to waste and dispose of assets.
Now , years later my ex request me to sign a special warrant deed and I refused and she want to sue me….what can I do ? I’m still have any right with the house if I not sign this document ???
answered on Jun 12, 2022
You need to sign the special warranty deed unless you want to pay her attorney fees if she takes you to court, She can file motion to enforce and can win it,
My husband and have been separated for 4 months and he has a Personal Injury case that he's getting ready to settle.
I'm needing help on how to add my at sign.
There are issues that popped up about him inappropriately touching 2 of my 3 kids which are his kids as well. He is the reason why cps is in our lives and I should have done this along time ago but was to busy blaming myself how could I have let this happen. So now I have to fight harder and... Read more »
answered on Jun 7, 2022
Call a legal aide in your county or a law school near you.
He took his clothes & important papers but keeps putting off getting the rest of his stuff bc he’s busy.
answered on Jun 6, 2022
You need to hold on his items until you are divorced or until you have a hearing,
He has not financially helped us since the first week of February. We are barely hanging on only w/ the help of our church. He will randomly visit his Mom that lives near us & I was allowing our children to spend the night over there until he started saying that he wants to take them with him.... Read more »
answered on Jun 4, 2022
You need to file for divorce and get orders in place, Kids do not have to see grandparents
She’s came with him on pickups a few times and she had her take him to school without my knowledge but he panicked and I had to meet her to get him. In that short interaction I learned her name and that she doesn’t have her own child (in another country) which worried me. Drop off on Mondays... Read more »
answered on Jun 3, 2022
Most decrees allow a girlfriend or boyfriend pick up the child, You need to move on and let your ex have time with his child,
Filed 3/18/22 in Montgomery County. Texas. He is removing me from insurance, I am a double transplant survivor and cannot be without health insurance. He says come June 1st I will no longer have health insurance and will not add me unless ordered by the courts. No lawyer, I am not able to work due... Read more »
answered on Jun 1, 2022
You need to have your family let you borrow money so you can retain a lawyer,
He told me that 5/5/22. I’m on bed rest and need immediate help.
answered on Jun 1, 2022
Retain a lawyer and they can get a temporary hearing to get you money.
Off and about 22 head of cattle? And being verbally abused for 10 yrs?
answered on May 9, 2022
Regular verbal abuse doesn't count as domestic violence under Texas law but it can if it includes threats to inflict injury, pain, or property damage. Talk to your divorce lawyer.
We signed final decree stating I get to keep my 401k and he keeps his. I need money to pay for my bills and food and divorce fees. Will I get in trouble if I cash it out now? I know they recommend to wait til after but my question is will I get in trouble if I cash it out. I really need money since... Read more »
answered on May 6, 2022
You can cash it in. You will have to.pay taxes on it but you will not be in trouble
I don’t know what to do how to start without funds
answered on May 3, 2022
Get a job . Consult a lawyer to discuss what you would be awarded if you were to divorce.
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