No, that car will be yours exclusively, unless you use an asset acquired during the marriage to buy it.

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Yes you should be in court calling attention to these acts and seek a change in custody.

You will still have financial obligations toward your spouse, even if you leave that house. You likely won't have to pay the in-laws directly.

You are best to steer clear of attorneys who are friends with each other. You can ever be sure they won't downplay their clients' needs in favor of...

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You can require the ability to contact the insurance company directly and have them send you notices of a lack of payment. You can bargain for a...

The Early Settlement Panel (ESP) does NOT address child custody matters. Instead, it is purely economic in nature.

You can ask for custody in your divorce complaint and you can file a motion right after you file for divorce. So you don't need to wait for a trial...

Yes you can ask for either items from the household furniture, or a monetary value which you need to prove, or both. You don't need to prove your...

Yes most likely a sale would be ordered, unless someone could buy out the other side.

Someone needs to file for divorce before anything can happen. So if you don't file, and he doesn't file, there won't be a divorce.