Me and my husband have been separated for over 8 yrs but I cant afford a divorce what is the cheapest way to get the divorce?

No matter what, the filing cost would need to be paid, even if you represented yourself. Check with your local clerk's office to see if you...

Can I sue my spouse's affair for Criminal Conversation when s/he is not an American and lives in a different country?

Under North Carolina law, criminal conversation is a ground for divorce. Suing a person who is not subject to North Carolina jurisdiction is...

Is disparagement/harassment post-divorce something I can address with the courts?

This sounds like it's a more of a criminal complaint. If there was something in the divorce settlement agreement about contact restrictions or...

If my boyfriend and I get married, will his child support increase? Can his ex go after my assets?

Unless you are applying to become a legal party to the custody of the child(ren) in question, your boyfriend's ex has no business bothering you. ...

Gaurdian ad litem for elderly

The short answer is yes. A power of attorney document is only meant to allow one person to act in a legal capacity for another. It offers no...

IF MY TRUST BENE WAS ANOTHER TRUST, THAT TRUST THEN HOLDS AND DISBURSES MY ASSETS... " continue below "

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Father refuses to stick to holiday visitation schedule

You should confer with an attorney to ensure your understanding is correct. If you call the police and either 1) don't know what your rights are,...

Why do I pay $4000 for temporary alimony, why is the judge enabling her to get half of my money each month?

Ms. Sapienza has given you valuable advice. Hire an attorney and have that person assist you in understanding what has occurred and going forward...

Do I need a custody attorney if we where never married and he won't give the child back?

Yes, you need an attorney. Bear in mind, no court is going to ignore your recent behavior.

You should have e-mailed your posting to your attorney.