My wife & I are getting a divorce. She took my car & hid it. She has her own & my car. How do i get it back? She wants 2 sellit

You need to file Motion with the Court to order her to return the car to you. She has no right to seize and sell your car without a Court Order....

I have a child with a married women. I've tried to do things for the child but she is unplease able. Can I sign my right over?

Yes, you can relinquish your parental rights if the husband of your child's mother wants to adopt the child. Otherwise, you cannot. In the...

I am sorry, could you clarify? On the heading you asked "What does motion passed without prejudice mean?" But on the body of your post, you asked...

"Will I lose custody of my 1 year old son if I am currently cheating on my husband, whom i wish to divorce?"

Yes. Your husband may object to having this new guy around your son and may try to get an Order from the Court putting restrictions on your custody...

Can I sue my ex wife for a loan that was made BEFORE we got married?

The answer to both questions is Yes. You can sue her for the breach of the Promissory Note.

Divorced with 50/50 legal and physical custody. Can I take child to doctor without ex's consent for therapy.

No. Regrettably, you need to file Motion with the Court and ask for permission to do this since your ex has refused to give his/her consent....

I understand that an ex husband who is unemployed by choice can be imputed, but can the same be applied to an ex wife? Response 1: Yes. She...

No, you are not obligated to pay your deceased spouse's debt. Wyoming is not a community property state. So, a spouse is not obligated to pay the...

Facing bankruptcy. How do I find out legal ownership status of paid-off timeshare with many years of unpaid fees?

You need to check the Registry of Deeds where the Deed was recorded or contact the timeshare company. However, if the timeshare has been...

Small claims judgment

A creditor cannot put a lien on a joint business account if the business is an incorporated business--a separate legal entity, if the judgment is...