As there are no children and no assets, it seems that there is little to fight about. If you and your spouse agree on everything and file the...

What happens if you can't afford an attorney??

Unless your attorney is willing to continue working for free, you won't have an attorney and will have to deal with the case on your own. Good luck

How can I avoid that process of going to get a petition for custody and avoid child support?

According to the law, it doesn't matter. If you've fathered a child, you are obligated to pay child support. It has nothing to do with the mother...

What to do when your child support case been dismissed?

You may need the assistance of an attorney to locate and serve him. Good luck

Most states have a petition that can be filed for a name change. Typically, it will be allowed as long as there is no illegal purpose involved. I...

What's considered to be best interest of the child or children as living situations ?

That is typically a question of fact left to the discretion of the fact finder (often a judge) after a trial. Given the facts presented, it is...

I have a court date coming up. How do I cancel it?

If you are a petitioner, you can typically withdraw the complaint and don't show up to prosecute. If there is an existing order, however, it may...

How do I make my married legal? Do I have to file for a divorce first? Are we gong to get in legal trouble?

How lousy for you! First of all, I would get a copy of the actual divorce decree before proceeding with anything. If your marriage is actually...

In a temporary hearing for custody schedule and school would a judge order a home evaluation ?

There is no reason that you have to agree just because he insists. Just say no.... until you actually feel that it's the right thing to do. Good...

Can Mom argue she does not have to pay Dad for the remainder of house if he hasn't provided anything for the kids' expenses?

The others have answered that a contempt is possible. Be clear that in order for there to be a contempt there needs to be an order of the court...