I'm not sure what you're asking about. You say you "don't know what to do." ... about what? What, specifically, do you WANT to do? Do you...

If you are still married ("separated" means "married" unless you are actually divorced), then the law will not dictate how your husband's 401(k)...

I would need to read the contract that you signed to give you a complete answer. Most likely, you won't be facing any kind of penalty. I'm...

You can file a motion to vacate or modify the order and explain what happened with the delivery. I'm not sure that's going to work for you, though,...

If both your names are on the title for a car, then you both own it and you both have equal rights to use it. However, if you are a minor and...

If you were 15 at the time, then that was your parent's decision to make on your behalf. I'm sorry that you are unhappy with the result, but I...

The court gets authority and jurisdiction from the state constitution and from laws enacted by the state legislature. For a more specific answer...

You need an attorney. There is WAY too much going on here for a simple answer from a website. You should be challenging her relocations, and you...

You should get a family law attorney right away and get back into court to challenge the move to Florida. In most cases, a custodial parent...

1. Go back home and live with your parents (or some other relative). 2. Get an attorney. 3. File a complaint against your ex-boyfriend (or...