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My soon to be ex husband is in prison and he sold all the vehicles to his cousin who is in prison with him for a dollar so I wouldn't be able to get them in the divorce
answered on Nov 26, 2017
Not unless he has the certificate of titles to the vehicles, and if so, then it would be difficult. This could be set aside by the court as a fraudulent act.
You should consult an experienced Family Law Attorney, in your area, for help with this problem ASAP.
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My husband and I have been separated since May. I just gave birth at the end of October, he wants a divorce with 50/50 custody to include overnight stays and without child support even though she's exclusively breastfed and he's been spending progressively less time with her over the... View More
answered on Nov 24, 2017
No, your husband can't force you to give overnights, or even 50% custody, and he WILL be required to pay child support.
You should consult an experienced Family Law Attorney, in your area, for help with this problem ASAP. Good luck.
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On the petition for divorce I am trying to fill in myself there is a clause that says, "Petitioner & Respondent separated on ___day of ___, 20___ and from that date up to the present, Petitioner and Respondent have lived separate and apart without any cohabitation."
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answered on Nov 14, 2017
That's the problem with "Divorce Kit" forms. This paragraph is not necessary.
I have joint custody w/ my 12 year old daughter. Her mother is the Custodial w/ final decision making authority.Her mother enrolled her in Lake Hefner school without me being listed as a Contact and did so without providing the school her Birth certificate to prove she is her mother. I am my... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2017
You have a right to all of her school records as a start. The statute follows. You need to take this, together with a copy of your divorce papers to the school, and discuss the matter again.
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I was never informed by my attorney about this nor the Judge either. I didn't sign anything either. It is just circled on the arraignment minutes document. The Judge is Biased as hell too so I feel I need this in order to have a shot at winning.
I am a retired Army Officer and a current teacher. My wife was a teachers assistant when we married and still has the same job. We have no children together. Is it likely that I will be paying alimony?
answered on Nov 10, 2017
Its not possible to give you an accurate answer based on the limited information provided. To get a reliable answer you will need to schedule a consultation with an attorney so they can review your case in detail.
We married on sept. 9th of this year. He's incarcerated in colorado and I live in oklahoma. He was incarcerated when we met. There's no children involved. I'm wanting to put this behind me asap.
answered on Nov 8, 2017
You should hire an EXPERIENCED Family Law Attorney to help you get this done quickly. IF you and your husband can agree to terms, and he is willing to sign a Waiver of Summons and Waive time within which to plead. Under the circumstances, it MAY be possible to secure an annulment rather than a... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2017
YES, they can move in together after his divorce. The divorce Decree only prohibited RE-Marriage to a third party (IN OKLAHOMA) for 6 months. Many couples under these circumstances go out of state and marry.
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answered on Nov 8, 2017
I can't really answer without more details. Is this for a trial transcript on appeal? If so the Court Reporter is not required to file the transcript until paid, and you appeal can be dismissed. If the transcript has been made by Order of the Court, you could be held in contempt, and finally,... View More
I have joint custody of my kids. When they turn 12 and if they want to live with their father, am I able to relocate more than 75 miles away. They have expressed they want to live with him when they turn 12. My husband and I are planning on moving more than 75 miles away if they do decide they want... View More
answered on Nov 7, 2017
If you plan to relocate, you must give proper notice to your Ex. This applies to BOTH parties.
At age 12, children are permitted to express their desires as to custody, but the Judge is not required to follow it. Of course there must be a pending action for this. I hope this answers your... View More
3 minor children
No property in both of our names.
answered on Nov 6, 2017
You should consult with an attorney on whether you are common law married. If you are common law married though you must file for a divorce.
I was granted a default dissolution of marriage after my ex failed to show to any court hearings....He decided to hire an attorney to vacate the decree...which was granted on the pleadings. Meaning we did not have to show up to court, the judge just ruled in his favor. My ex has not paid a dime in... View More
answered on Nov 6, 2017
If you already have a lawyer you must go through them for legal advice.
I had been visiting her and other family and then got notified county sheriff had been there and delivered papers
answered on Nov 6, 2017
If they have filed a return of service you need to hire an attorney asap! Failure to act could result in a default judgement which you may or may not be able to correct layer.
Basically, my ex has done some pretty awful things, I'm talking child porn awful.... Molested my little cousin awful.... We've been split for a few months and currently I have a PO against him for the safety of my children. I've recently met someone new and we've developed... View More
answered on Nov 5, 2017
You are allowed to have a boyfriend during a divorce. With the facts you presented I would certainly recommend that you hire an attorney. It would not be the best idea to live together during this time and sometimes the judge will even issue a court order saying you cannot.
If people CAN discharge attorney fees in a bankruptcy and assuming you where my ex's attorney and found out that I may do that, would you still want to take this case to trial or attempt to settle it asap since you may not get paid even if you won.
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answered on Nov 5, 2017
Attorney fees may or may not be discharged, it depends on several factors. Much better move is hire an attorney so that you don't lose the case to start with and avoid this issue.
He's trying to serve me papers and I'm trying to figure out who his attorney is so I can get the papers an sign them
answered on Nov 3, 2017
Hire an attorney and they can accept service of the documents for you and then let you know what you need to do next.
answered on Oct 30, 2017
Nope, who you live with will be a decision made by the Judge in their divorce case.
You do have the right to tell the Judge which PARENT you want to live with though, but GF is not an option.
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