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My last name was changed 11 years ago after my parents divorced it was done in the decree. I have never in 11 going on 12 years had an issue doing anything. My social security card was changed as well but my birth certificate wasnt. I've been run around by KY stating they couldn't accept... View More 
answered on Feb 13, 2020
You should consult a competent traffic attorney to handle this for you bc it is an administrative nightmare.
Just recently filed for divorce husband will be served papers this week. Child is currently living with me and has been for months. Do I have to let him see her or take her?
answered on Feb 9, 2020
Not until there is a parenting time agreement agreed upon or ordered by the court.
i got in an accident in october of 2016 finally had a settlement in december of 2019 for my disablity till i am 70 my wife left in october of 2019
answered on Feb 8, 2020
If you’re still married, she’s may be entitled to whatever you earn until you are divorced. Hire a divorce attorney immediately.
answered on Feb 3, 2020
If the child is under 4 years, you can get back support. If the child is over 4 years, you can only get back support from the time you file the petition and motion for support going forward.
Theres more issues that need to be seen by his lawyer and the court
2007, lost his job for failing a drug test. Had a few temp jobs for a few days, decided I could carry it all. I worked 2 jobs, paid everything until I got scared and left in 2012. He applied for disability. Got 20 grand lump and lost his mind. Taking my things, being verbally and emotionally... View More
answered on Jan 6, 2020
Absolutely you can fight. If it was acquired during the marriage, it is half yours regardless of who’s name it is in.
Major story behind our divorce following child custody situation. I'm a young mother 25 this day. I was about 20 when we got married divorced by 21. Our marriage was happened because my ex wanted to become a pastor. Not because he loved me. (You know in order to do so you have to be married.)... View More
We currently rent a house and both names on lease. I put up the 3600 deposit but if I move out it stays with the house. He pays all the bills. Can I get that back, have him keep me on his Tricare or pay for car insurance still? He has said he will get a restraining order or EPO on me but I... View More
answered on Dec 14, 2019
No. You have just as much right to be there as he does. Consult a family lawyer to determine your best options.
For 3 children besides child support which is obviously not enough. State of Kentucky.
answered on Nov 27, 2019
No. Non-custodial parent has no legal obligation beyond what is ordered by the Court.
We have been married since July of 2012 but separated since December of 2012, we have no kids together and are both willing to sign
answered on Nov 24, 2019
There are many lawyers who will do a divorce for a flat fee if it is all agreed on. Call around your county and see who might be willing to handle it for you.
Can I still file without her signing, and if so what happens next?
answered on Nov 18, 2019
You can file for divorce and she will have 20 days to file an answer. You may want to consult with legal counsel. If she refuses to co-operate you can still get divorced. You will have to properly serve her with the petition and a summons.
I am asking for title/ownership transfer in divorce. Right now am waiting for court approval to waive filing fee before process of divorce begins. I do not have in possession the title, only the vehicle. Is my husband able to legally sell this car before divorce is processed and/or finalized?
answered on Nov 11, 2019
Depends on whether the Court in your county enters a status quo order. I’d keep the vehicle in the garage or locked up when not in use until there’s is a resolution just to be safe.
Husband has been in jail since 09/13/2019. A week later I moved to different town/county, started new job, and am in the midst of filing for divorce. We have one vehicle and it is in his name only. Father in law in now threatening to report car stolen if I do not place car in his possession. I am... View More
answered on Nov 10, 2019
The car is marital property regardless of whose name it is in. Father does not have standing to take a warrant against you. Keep the car, cut off all contact and proceed with divorce.
We don’t have kids, but I often care for grandkids here for my single parent daughter
answered on Nov 9, 2019
Yes. Three options: 1). You buy him out and keep house. 2). He buys you out and he keeps house. 3). You all see the house and split the profit/loss.
My ex husband and I have been separated for four years. He left me when I was 6 months pregnant. We have a four year old son together he hasn’t seen him since he was a month old. I have made several attempts for him to see him. After 4 years of having nothing to do with our son he decides he... View More
answered on Nov 9, 2019
Most courts won’t let him terminate his rights unless there is someone to adopt him. You can pursue visitation and child support or forego it, whichever you choose. You are in complete control.
My divorce decree states that $34,000 in credit card debt ( in my name) and $4000 ( in his name) is martial and we are both liable for half. However in the decree where the judge orders my ex to pay some of my attorney fees ($3000) it reads that the court took this into consideration when the... View More
answered on Nov 5, 2019
The original order needs to be reviewed in order to try to spell out the Courts intention.
We've been separated since Jan 2018, but he didn't get around to filing until Apr 2019. I began dating my current boyfriend around then and have recently found out I am about 2 months pregnant. My soon to be ex husband has lived 7 hours away for the last two years, and there is no way the... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2019
Yes. It will likely delay the divorce decree u til the child is born and paternity can be established.
My ex bf and I haven't been tog for almost 10 months in that time he has only seen our 2 children a handful of times. Our oldest he is on birth certificate but our youngest he is not. He doesn't really show any interest in our oldest together anyways only asks to see youngest. I kicked... View More
answered on Oct 26, 2019
You have to file something or ge will. Get permission to relocate and go.
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