Wife must give ex-Husband a portion of property sale proceeds. Is he entitled to liquidated damages if sale falls through?

I agree with Attorney Robbins--both that the $1K is not net sales proceeds and that another attorney might be able to come up with a compelling...

My ex is currently covered under my health insurance but is moving out of state. Am I still required to cover her?

You should sit down with an attorney to take a look at your separation agreement. There's a standard way to draft language to handle this...

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Can me and my wife sue for what the state is/has/doing to us?

This is not a question about divorce law. I am an MA attorney who cannot speak to IN law, but generally speaking, the state has broad immunity...

What steps does 1 need to take to appeal a divorce judgment on their own?

Attorney Smith has provided sage advice: you should absolutely not attempt to handle an appeal on your own. There are specific, detailed rules...

Filing an appeal against a judgment in a divorce case in Massachusetts

If you are planning on appealing a family court decision, you need a lawyer. This isn't something you should try to do by yourself. It takes...

Can I motion for where my daughter will attend school?

If your case is closed, you will need to file a new complaint, have mom served, and start the litigation process. That is, if you need to go to the...

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Can my ex-wife/custodial parent throw out my 13 year old child out of her home for non-criminal reasons?

In addition to Attorney Karpe's excellent and indepth answer, you might want to get another professional involved -- a therapist. Giving your kids...

Are the desires of the child (7 years old) enough of a substantial change for modification?

Before you talk about changing your parenting plan, have you spoken to your ex? She might be more than willing to let you pick up your daughter,...

Hey I'm a 15 year old minor wondering if it is legal for a parent to prohibit talking to another minor?

Instead of coming on Avvo and finding out your legal rights (to what? call the police on your parents? sue your parents?), it might be a good time...

How is it that in EVERY case, the lawyers at this site ALWAYS recommend that an injured person hire a lawyer?

If you were capable of researching and determining the issues on your own, you wouldn't be on Avvo asking attorneys about your case. By coming to...