You should discuss it with your attorney.
That would likely be a conflict of interest, and that attorney would not be permitted to represent you.
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Is it true that I will have to sell my house if I purchased it before marriage, I’ve paid the mortgage for 15 years with no help , I added him to my deed upon getting married , we have a child that’s in college… can I keep my property?
It is not a foregone conclusion that you will have to sell your house. Refinancing may be an option, or an exchange of other marital assets in lieu of accumulated equity. You need to speak to an attorney who will be able to look at exact numbers so they can give you specific advice.
We don’t have assists or kids to split and have not been together for over 12 years
Generally, the state where you got married is not a factor in where the divorce is filed. You file for divorce in the State where you/your spouse are currently living. Some states have residency requirements. In Georgia, you need to live here at least 6 months prior to filing.
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And parental alienation by the husband and paternal grandparents who is manipulating the child against his mother. Is it likely the mother will get full physical custody and the father supervised visitation? Is it more likely the mother will get the home? This is in Georgia USA
Its really hard to do a thorough analysis without full context, but Domestic Violence always grabs the attention of the Judge when looking at Family Law Cases.
At the same time, judges will almost always ensure both parents get substantial time with the child regardless of the criminal... Read more »
Originally it was owed by his Father. When he died it went to his Mother and when she died it went to his Stepfather. My husband didn’t get along with his Stepfather so I was surprised when his Stepfather gave him stock. Now that my husband and I are divorcing, is the 100K considered... Read more »
No one can give you an exact answer, but it is possible that the money was converted to marital property when it was placed into the joint account. Speak with an attorney about your case so they can review your documents and give you specific advice.
I've had him served twice and I also served him. He is currently in a Texas State Prison. When he finally responded he wrote on the top sheet " absolutely not unacceptable " signed it and sent it back. He has been in and out of Texas prison system for 8 years. Drug related charges... Read more »
If your husband won't sign paperwork, you can still get divorced. You will just need to file the appropriate paperwork and have the Court sign off on the divorce. It may also require a short court hearing. I would suggest obtaining a lawyer to help you through the process.
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In the wall.. he's trying to tell me I can't have the house because of it and that the judge will make me leave. Is that true
The hold is not relevant to division of property. However, there may be cause for a restraining order and removal if violence is occurring. Speak to an attorney now about your options.
He wants me too say that we have no minor children in order to get divorced sooner
When you file any documents with the court you have to sign a verification saying it is true and correct. If you are later found out to have knowingly lied to the Court you can be charged with committing purgery, which can carry jail time. You should speak with an attorney to make sure you are... Read more »
My lawyers have been asking my spouse, with whom I am separated from for his check stubs to complete the docs for Divorce and child support since July 2021. Received start of Dece. Waited one month for spouse to sign docs and wanted changes. Now have to wait again. What can be done to move Divorce... Read more »
You don't have to wait for him to sign. You can file for divorce and ask for a hearing immediately for him to pay child support.
I went to superior court to file for divorce The judge sent us to juvenile courts where I was awarded custody of the kids the CPS & gal was involved
Mom had numerous other abuse incidents during the parenting time process but jurisdiction & who knows what prevented anything from... Read more »
Trying to get to the heart of your inquiry, but it appears you have a messy custody/family/criminal set of intertwined issues. Unfortunately as you have discovered there are not a lot of great resources for folks in these situations outside the traditional legal system.
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Was told they do not accept the QDRO that I will have to wait until my ex spouse retires and that he himself will give me whatever money is coming to me, That doesn't sound right I need help.
It may be right. There are some government retirement accounts that are not divisible. The spouse has to voluntarily pay upon retirement. This is something that should have been accounted for in your divorce order or agreement.
Due to constant mental stress and verbal abuse I want him out of my life. There are no kids in the home
Who signs first is not relevant. It may still be considered marital property and the court will divide it fairly.
Divorce has been finalized and I was awarded the home and given 6 months to refinance the home and have to pay ex spouse monthly mortgage until the home has been refinanced. The judge ordered him to leave the home and take all belongings giving him 30 days. 30 days has passed and he still wants to... Read more »
You should not call the police over a minor issue. If you don't want him in the house, tell him to come by at a certain time and date and everything will be left in the driveway for him to take. Technically, he may not have the right to get anything if it's been past 30 days, but it... Read more »
It's possible. Sometimes a divorce can be granted by publication. Speak with an attorney who can look up your case and review.
The wife's attorney and her have stalled the divorce.
No Minor Children/ Assetts. Wife filed divorce. Husband's attorney did Answer.
The husband wants it done and over. What can his Attorney do about this?
His attorney can set the case for trial.
Legally yes we have a child together but I no longer have any parental rights to our son and the father has full custody of him. This was done through juvenile court when our son was in foster care
Filing for Legal Paternity
When seeking to establish paternity of a child, there are several options on how this can be done. The option chosen will depend on who is filing to establish paternity, and whether or not there is any disagreement on the matter.
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My estranged husband and I have yet to finalize the divorce. He has been planting hidden cameras and listening devices in my home that he no longer resides in and I don’t know if this is illegal or not because we are still married, and I have yet to get his name off the lease. I live here alone... Read more »
Sorry this happened to you. In Georgia a spouse's secret videotaping video footage is admissible at trial, in divorce case; during the time that spouse used the video surveillance devices.
If the following is true i.e.. kept clothes and other personal items at the marital residence,... Read more »
Will I be able to keep the home? Or get a greater share? Will my spouse have to move out. I also dont want to uproot my son. The house is paid in full. Also will I get full custody of my son?
You need to have a consultation with an attorney. Each case varies based on income, assets of the parties, history of caretaking of the child and other factors. Once more information about those is known, an attorney can give you advice.
It would be wise to work with an attorney, especially considering your husband has one. Consult with an attorney who can review the facts of the case with you and provide direction (most attorneys offer a free consultation). You may be able to get the financial assistance from your husband to pay... Read more »
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