The motion was denied even though the parties were separated even before filing for the divorce. The court's reason was "a 102 divorce cannot be taken by default".
What should my next step be in order to get this divorce finalized?
Your next step should be to hire a divorce lawyer so that you don't keep spinning your wheels.
No, the support is owed to the parent, not the child.
my spouse and I want to divorce
Hire a divorce lawyer who can also file a restraining order.
The form has to have two witnesses and a notary signature
https://www.15thjdc.org/uploads/Affidavitfor103Divorcenochildren.pdf
You hire an attorney who gets a curator appointed.
Yes you need to appear.
He submitted an interrogatory and production of documents a year ago and lied about his income. He has two sources of income and only reports one. My attorney then said that his second source of income will only be brought up in the event he states that he can’t afford my interim spousal support.... Read more »
Parties have ongoing obligation to update Discovery Responses. Your attorney knows the law.
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Get her to put it in an email or text. Then print it and hire a lawyer to file contempt.
I still have not seen or spoke to my little girl in over a year. Courts still did not see or hear any of my evidence to protect my child from her father and his son, mother, daughter who all abused my child.
My husband now has my little girl brainwashed... forcing her to lie about me to... Read more »
I do not think you asked a question in your post and also, you have an attorney. You need to ask your questions to your attorney.
His name is not on the deed or the mortgage. But was granted 1/2 of the property. I was not advised I could buy him out. Now years has passed is it to late? I stayed and payed all 100% of the mortgage and property upkeep.
You can still buy him out. Hire a divorce lawyer to divide the community property.
She has had the house and use of everything. Some things she says no longer work. Washer, fridge, computer. Do I get any value for those items? Also do I get to say she used items and they have depreciated?
You need a divorce attorney to file:
1) Descriptive List,
2) Motion for exclusive use or rental value,
3) Motion to Set partition for trial.
You need to write a list of:
a) Every item within the home that was worth more than $100 when you left (i.e. include... Read more »
My ex filed the petition for an article102 divorce back in June of 2020 but refuses to move forward with it, we have been apart for over a year now, what can I file to move this along?
If you have living separate and apart, without reconciliation, for the statutory length of time (180 days if no children under the age of 18, or 365 days if children under age of 18), then you can get divorced in Louisiana. If you are living outside the state of Louisiana, then your separation... Read more »
My friend is trying to get his marriage annulled or get a divorce. He recently learned that his wife may have already been married in Mexico when she married him in the USA. I'm thinking that would be grounds to anull or void their marriage here. However he has no proof this is true, is... Read more »
His US lawyer can find a Mexican lawyer through the US embassy.
This is for a project for my law studies class and I cant find the answer on any website about this case, so please if you can help me with this highschool project
Google is your friend. Do a google search for what you are asking us here to do and you should be able to find it. Good luck.
When my dad commited the perjury he told the court and judge he lived somewhere else but he never left home.. he stayed now currently my dad is trying to take my mom to court to kick her out the house. My dad also has a ton of mental issues and refuses to get checked for dementia and other stuff.... Read more »
Your mother needs a family law lawyer to divorce your father and you may need a lawyer to interdict him.
On his affidavit, my ex disclosed a "joint US government student loan" of approx. $58,000 payable at approx. $300 month. In division of debt, I agreed to pay this as I could afford the monthly payment and because I knew a government loan could be deferred if I was unemployed. After... Read more »
Your divorce lawyer can take the partition back to court.
Rumor has it she is still married in Mexico. They are in process of divorce so I'm wondering if this could help the process or void the marriage. Also she has been residing in mexico for the last 6 months
You need a divorce attorney who can request a certified copy of the Mexican divorce and get a certified translation, then lastly to file a Petition to Annul
Married less than a year, no kids or property. She left 3 months in and has not came back. I would like a divorce but am not sure they will be willing. How do I start the process
Hire a divorce attorney who can get a curator appointed to represent her.
Multiple accounts of domestic violence and vandalism towards me by my husband, most recently 2 months ago. Is there a time frame to report this. And could I use these occurrences if a divorce is filed? No report ever filed but pictures and witnesses.
Statute of Limitations for a first-degree misdemeanor is two years. Keep your witnesses close. Yes, you can use this information in divorce/time-sharing proceedings.
You need to hire an attorney and can be one of the very very few who can obtain an annulment.
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