Can you switch lawyers during your divorce?

Yes, you may switch lawyers almost at any stage during your divorce. In addition, you and your spouse can settle the case during any stage of the...

You should retain a lawyer who focuses on family law. The lawyer could file a motion to restrain your husband from altering anything related to...

What does "The Pension Plan of the parties shall be equitably distributed" mean?

Equitable does not always mean equal in family law. That being said, when it comes to pensions they are generally split equally such 50/50, and...

divorce certificate from other countries, do I have to translate it when applying for a citizen

Have your divorce from Bulgaria translated into English and bring it to the ISO with you just be safe.

If my mum is a citizen, can she give me a Green card if my visa is expired? im 32, Brazilian single

No. You can't adjust your status. The previous attorneys are correct and you should schedule a consultation with an immigration lawyer devoted to...

Your husband has no power to send you back to your home country and you should not believe his empty threats. Next time he abuses you, file a...

It will depend on the facts and there is no way to predict whether you will get a final order. If you are not bringing a lawyer, remember that your...

Is that true that wife can always push husband since all legal laws are in their favor? (Family laws attorney)?

The laws of New Jersey regarding family law are gender neutral. Many of your concerns are unfounded and your view of the law is warped.

I agreed in my 2011 divorce that my X can file for our child every other year. However, I would like this to be modified.

It is a high burden indeed, but not impossible. It could be modified, but it would depend on other extraneous factors. You should hire a good...

Hi. I'm looking to buy a used car. Can I buy it without affecting my current divorce?

Inheritance property, in general, is not subject to equitable distribution so your inheritance may be safe. In addition, when you file a complaint...