Home is paid for husband retired and on disability what is wife entitled to?
You should ask this question in the Mississippi forum. But this is a specific question that would best be answered after having a consultation with a Mississippi attorney.
I filed for divorce (prose) but they are unable to serve the papers to my ex. What should I do next?
Can I hire a private server? if so, how can I request that to court?
Some counties have permanently appointed process servers. Some require a motion. You should speak to an attorney in your area who can give you advice about your county.
Duplicate question. If you have a pending case then you will file it there within the court. You may want to consult with an attorney for guidance and to ensure everything is handled correctly. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558
Let me have it. He has it blocked by another car so I can't get it. My son and I are without transportation. I have a TPO on him for domestic violence and I am trying to get divorced. The vehicle is not in my name but it was purchased for me and I have been the only one driving it.
It's difficult to tell from your question whether you've already filed for divorce. If you have filed already, you can set up a temporary hearing where the Judge can order him to return the vehicle to you. If you have not filed for divorce, you should go ahead and do so, and set the... Read more »
My future ex-wife and myself are doing a online divorce since we have been apart since 2004 and this was on the final divorce paper. I raised all of our children myself with no help from her and all our property was divided back in 2004 so I want to make sure I dont have to divide everything I... Read more »
Are you sure she is going to agree to not trying to obtain anything you have acquired since 2004? Doing an online divorce may not be the best route to take if there are any concerns about her trying to take assets. It’s a good idea to take the papers you have done online and have an attorney at... Read more »
I am trying to file for divorce, I have his phone number and the address of his mother but he's not allowed around her and no other family members want to get involved
Hire a private investigator to find out where he is.
he lives in another state and is willing to sign the papers for the divorce. But he doesn't know where we live and the last time we saw each other he tried to fight me in front of our child his mom and my other children. I have threatening text from before changing my numner
If he's willing to sign and doesn't care where you live and doesn't want to see his child, sure. Most likely he will want to see his child, and as co-parents, you both need to know where each other lives. If he's sent you threatening texts, that's not a good sign that... Read more »
We got married while living in Tennessee. I was already living there and we married and he moved there. At this point I wasnt working because my doctors took me.out of work so I was applying for disability. He came and got a job and worked the entire time. We have a child that he doesn't help... Read more »
Possibly. We would need to evaluate both your financial need and his ability to pay to make a determination of eligibility for alimony. I would suggest scheduling a consultation with a family law attorney to discuss your options.
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Divorce is due to domestic violence and he beats me infront of my son
My son screams still he dont stop
If he is physically assaulting you, then you need to call the police. You can also file for a protective order and a divorce petition.
You should probably get an attorney to assist you.
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You can't file a countermotion against any decision.
Ex-husband has primary custody in a joint custody arrangement. He and the son live in Louisiana. She was to have sole custody before it was finalized. She let her son (5 or 6 at the time) spend a few months with Ex. He changed the papers and refused to bring son back because he didn't want to... Read more »
Winning a custody case like this is extremely difficult without an attorney. She needs to find one.
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Having a separate paternity/legitimation case open will not prohibit you from filing for divorce.
I have a case that has many faces: active divorce Since 2016, proposed settlement presented July 8, 2016, final judgment on July 14, 2016, after mediation and consent order signed by judge Feb 9, 2016. My X bringing contempt charges for incurring debt on credit cards. It was mutual and nothing was... Read more »
You may want to call the state bar to inquire about an attorney that would specialize in this type of case. They maybe able to refer you to someone. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558
taker. As time goes by, I have uncovered many lies, morally and financially, that I have been told. I am seeking a divorce. We have no children together. We live in a home that was purchased after we got married but, the home is in his name only. Since I am currently unemployed, I cannot afford an... Read more »
You will not get alimony after a 7 month marriage to a disabled man.
yes my way of life was changed overnite when we separated. His way of control. Thinking I wld ask him back. Has caused me 3 yrs of therapy etc.
If the cause of the separation was adultery, we can ask for more than 50% of the assets. If you were/are dependent on him for income, then alimony etc. would definitely be a consideration. We can discuss your options and best course of action when we get more details. Please call the office -... Read more »
My soon to be ex agrees to pay more amount of child support than what Ga child support calculator indicates and longer terms (beyond age 18 of our children) in exchange of splitting his retirement pension. My question is can judge honor what we agreed on the child support terms and make it final on... Read more »
You need to consult with a lawyer to discuss the terms of your agreement and whether they are in line with Georgia law. If they are not, you could risk giving up rights that you would otherwise be entitled to.
He never changed me as the beneficiary am I legally able to collect?
No.
I am trying to get a divorce I live in Georgia on a very low income Georgia legal aid can't help me because the spouse in different state in jail in Florida and he would have to sign a waiver of venue jurisdiction .would he have to do that if I can prove that he abandoned me ,was very abusive... Read more »
You may want to call the state bar to inquire about pro bono attorneys in your area. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558
Have heard I cannot receive anymore than 50 percent of his income in GA. Is this true?
No, that's not true. You also may be eligible for child support. You should contact an attorney immediately so they can advise you about your particular situation.
We were going through a divorce that got dismissed. He left again. Hasn't paid child support. House is in my name only. He has been gone this time almost 2 months. He still has stuff at the house. Very little communication.
You need to file for divorce and ask for the house in the divorce.
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