My wife keeps leaving with me after filing for divorce; how will it affect the divorce/custody?
In all likelihood it won't. What's more relevant is her lack of a job or established residence.
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In all likelihood it won't. What's more relevant is her lack of a job or established residence.
It's negotiated - you can do it whichever way works best for the two of you.
He can't "kick" anyone anywhere. The issue of the house has to be handled in the course of your negotiations to settle the divorce or be decided by...
It would be a mistake to do so on any number of levels.
If you're not comfortable with your attorney you have the right to change. That having been said you should have a direct and frank conversation...
The husband has, at minimum, the right to an elective share in the estate of the wife. Whether there is a further right requires more information.
If you want a divorce, yes, you have to get one through the same process as anyone else.
Yes - but the therapist is limited in what he or she can tell him.
You have at minimum something called an elective share in the property (and the rest of his estate.) Consult a trusts and estates attorney to get...
You can have the stipulation reviewed by an attorney - but if it was properly drafted you're probably stuck with it.