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He is in Arkansas and I am in Louisiana
answered on Dec 15, 2018
You hire an attorney who can file on the basis of the felony conviction.
answered on Dec 12, 2018
Change the locks. Hire a divorce attorney to file for exclusive use of the home.
November 12th she kicked me out. Hasn't filed for divorce yet. November 13th started seeing a man. He's constantly there. Around my children. Sleeping over. I don't know this man and she barely knows him as well. He sees them more than she let's me see them. I believe her... View More 
answered on Dec 8, 2018
First hire a private investigator to document that she's committing adultery. Then hire an attorney to file for divorce, custody, child support and spousal support.
I am being told fault doesnt play a part in deciding how much interim spousal support, only longterm.
answered on Dec 7, 2018
Fault has nothing to do with interim spousal support. It only affects periodic spousal support.
I'm on a fixed income. What is the cheapest way to file for divorce. No minor children. Can prove adultry.
answered on Dec 5, 2018
So he remarried, even though you are not divorced? That's bigamy. Why don't you ask him if he ever finalized divorce.
answered on Nov 29, 2018
"Exclusive use" only lasts until the partition of the community. The mortgage, homeowners insurance and HOA fees can be cast by the court to either party.
We have sheltered, provided, cared and loved for the child while both parents were absent most of her 30mths of life, she refuses to go to either party , what should I do to obtain custody
answered on Nov 27, 2018
Hire a custody lawyer. You have no legal rights at this time.
answered on Nov 26, 2018
Yes but if the two of you are representing yourselves, you run the risk of making an error which could invalidate your divorce, thereby making any subsequent marriage, bigamy. You also may agree to excessive or inadequate spousal or child support without an attorney to advise you on whether the... View More
answered on Nov 22, 2018
That depends on your income, her income, your expenses and her expenses. You will need a divorce lawyer.
answered on Nov 19, 2018
Children never get to choose which parent they live with. At age 12 their input is one of a dozen factors the court will consider.
They don’t want to stay with her but my I work 14 days on and 7 days off..
answered on Nov 19, 2018
As an adoptive parent, her rights are the same as yours.
The divorce has not been filed,
The disability was filed while the couple was still living together. The party wants to hurry and file
Divorce papers before he receives his backpayment check.
answered on Nov 13, 2018
Why would he want to file BEFORE receiving back disability check, which would make check income for child support and spousal support purposes?
My ex & I were divorced in 2012. At that time, we did not do any settlement of marital property. Not long after, he filed bankruptcy. He included our house as a surrender (he lived in it & was not paying). After he concluded the bankruptcy, he wanted to refinance, so I signed a paper giving... View More
answered on Nov 3, 2018
You should list that claim as an asset of you estate and let your trustee pursue your ex husband. If he got a loan mod without your signature, he may have signed your name which is a crime.
ive been trying to divorce my husband for 5 years now and every time I get ready to send him the papers he gives me different addresses and changes his number. I have 3 kids under his name and he doesn't want them nor support them. all I know is that he lives in Kansas and gets disability.
answered on Oct 30, 2018
It can be done by an attorney with service by long arm, a private investigator, or Curator. Shouldn't take longer than 45 days.
answered on Oct 29, 2018
You need 2 independent and corroborating pieces of evidence for adultery and an attorney for a fault trial.
Does it bear any on who wants the separation? I have been told that whoever leaves the home can be accused with abandonment?
answered on Oct 25, 2018
We don't have abandonment in Louisiana. If the home was purchased during the marriage and there are no children, then ultimately, one of you would have to buy the other out, or the house would be sold. You have equal rights to the home until then and a judge can order one of you to leave, if... View More
The judge said he couldn't sign off on the divorce because I do not live in Baton Rouge. Now im not sure what
i need to do. Do I have to start all over again and file in Lafourche parish? And how do I unfile in Baton Rouge?
answered on Oct 25, 2018
You should contact an attorney to handle the divorce for you to ensure that it's done correctly. You don't want to find out ten years from now that you're not divorced. Filing in Baton Rouge would only be proper if you or your spouse live in BR.
Didn't know if I still have to wait the 180 days to file.. Please someone answer this. I left him because of the drug use
answered on Oct 24, 2018
You can file for divorce without a reason. This is a no fault state. However fault will speed it up. Fault is: adultery, domestic violence or conviction of a felony...not drug use.
answered on Oct 20, 2018
You didn't give enough detail, like who owns the land and who owns the camper. Get a consultation with a divorce attorney.
answered on Oct 20, 2018
An attorney can file for custody, child support, spousal support with or without divorce. There is no such thing as emergency child support.
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