Are camera and wire taps/bugs placed in home after a divorce is filed illegal??: I have filed for divorce, we have been seperated over 6 months. I have since met someone waiting on filalizing divorce. My ex has lawyer dragging out and since placed cameras, bugs and detection devices in the house. I do not feel safe here any longer and have been told by police since he is on mortgage there is nothing I can do?
Melanie’s answer: If you have an attorney, please contact him/her and discuss your issue about hiring a professional to "sweep" your house and remove the surveillance devices and/or going back to court for the purpose of requesting an order stating that your husband be restrained from spying on you.
What am I entitled to in a divorce from a service member? We have been married 6yrs and we have 3 children.: He has been the sole provider for our household.
Melanie’s answer: For an overview of a divorce from a service member and what you can expect when it comes to benefits, etc., check-out: www.military-divorce-guide.com. Your next step should be a consultation with a family law attorney to discuss your individual circumstances and further questions you will have regarding a divorce, child support, child custody, spousal support, etc. Thank-you, Melanie Brubaker
Me and my spouse have been seperated for 10 months due to military deployment, will that count towards seperation?: me and my spouse have been seperated for 10 months due to military deployment, will that count towards seperation?
Melanie’s answer: If you are asking if there is a required time period that a couple must be separated prior to filing for a divorce in Georgia, the answer is no. If your husband is presently deployed, it is very likely that any action for divorce you would file during his deployment would be "stayed"; that the divorce would be in limbo until your husband has orders indicating that he is no longer deployed.