With a marriage of 1 year you might be lucky to get 50% of the value of the guns you claim were purchased during the marriage. What happens when he asks you for 50% of the value of the clothing you may have purchased during the marriage with joint money? What is the ratio of your respective... View More

In my opinion, there is nothing you can do to make him leave if he doesn’t honor your request to leave. The fact that he is having inappropriate relations is not a basis for a court to require him to leave.

Unless you do something about this, I'm not quite sure he will. You are the one who should be filing a complaint and seeking a divorce. There is nothing the police or you can do, as there are no court orders in place that are enforceable. Consult with an experienced family law attorney to get... View More

I'd still contact and consult with an experienced family law attorney. Your husband can claim you were served by merely filing a document that says you were served. That could happen if he is representing himself. If he's represented by an attorney, I don't think a false claim of... View More

I don’t think anything is free today. Bests thing to do is contact Lucas County Clerk and make inquiry about who to contact to obtain a copy of your certificate.

Did you ever apply for a green card? If you did, does your green card expire in 2 years, or in 10 years? I suggest that you consult directly with an experienced immigration attorney to go over the details of your case, and to plan a path forward. Best wishes to you!

You either come up with an agreement and prepare the appropriate court order, or the Judge will decide at trial. I believe both of you will be doing a disservice to yourselves by proceeding without an attorney. It's not as easy as you might think to process this through the court, especially... View More

Generally, both parties to a custody or support case are required to keep the Friend of Court notified of address changes. Even if that hasn't happened, that alone does not negate an order.

In Michigan, there is no such thing as an "uncontested" divorce (or one filed and completely entirely online). That said, it's entirely possible for one person to file for a divorce unopposed by the other person - this is what is commonly called an uncontested divorce. Eyes wide... View More

Assuming all the paperwork has been properly filed and procedures properly followed, one is able to get a divorce in Michigan 60 days from the date the action is filed. It's a pretty short process assuming everything is properly done. Better off consulting an attorney if it's your desire... View More

The statutes provide for a 6 month waiting period when minor children are involved, as you obviously know. Depending upon where you live and the policy of the Judge to whom your case has been assigned, it might be possible to have a portion of the waiting period waived, but there must be a... View More

Is there a standing court order? If there is, or if there is not, you cannot unilaterally decide to keep your child from his mom without a court order. If you feel that your child is in danger with his mother, you need to possibly seek an ex parte order from the court. This can be done quickly... View More

Being married, in my opinion, is not contemplated and should nullify that dumb provision.

It's best that you do. Why not? Unless it goes to trial, the complaint(s) and answer(s) are about all the information a judge can consider in a case, so you should consider answering as another opportunity to advance your cause.

Short, to the point, answer: you'll need to motion the court to terminate or modify the PPO, and consider filing a divorce complaint. Those are two, distinct, processes.

Did you change your address to a Florida address? The law provides that you must be a resident of the State of Michigan for 6 months prior to filing a divorce action and 10 days in the county where the case is filed (either the county where you or he/she lives).

Is there a divorce case pending right now? If so, I strongly suggest that you hire an experienced family law attorney to represent your interests. What she wants does not mean that is what she'll get. Infidelity has no bearing on child support, as child support is based on the number of... View More

Whose name was the car titled in? The Judgment controls, even though title may be in Plaintiff's name. Can you prove she took the car? Do you know who took the car? If someone other than the Plaintiff took the car at Plaintiff's request, there's nothing you can do to the third party,... View More

Since you said your husband has given false answers to discovery questions, I'd suggest you contact your attorney and ask her/him the consequences.

Not enough information. Spousal support depends on a number of factors including the incomes of the parties. It's possible $250 per week may be too little. But without more historical information concerning your marriage and current circumstances, one is not able to answer your question.