Can i file for an uncontested divorce though we do not live in the state we were married in with out going to court?
Yes. It's quite common.
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Yes. It's quite common.
You should discuss with the attorney the reasons for the delay. If the answers are not satisfactory, you should retain a new attorney.
It would be a retainer, based upon the time expected to deal with your specific situation and the billing rate of the attorney. This can vary,...
It's your choice. If you were married in New York and your husband has been resident here for more than a year, you can get a New York divorce. You...
Yes, you need a divorce from a civil court. If you were married in a religious ceremony you are married - unless, of course, one of you was married...
You should contact the clerk of court in your county and ask about getting a court appointed or legal aid attorney.
Whether you can stop paying tuition and upon what such a move could be based depends upon the terms of your divorce and any settlement agreement,...
This is a multi-layered problem that can not be answered properly without an in depth review of your situation and your desires. You have some...
Your sole intelligent option is to retain an attorney - you'll be completely overmatched if you try to negotiate this on your own. Equitable...
If there are issues that are unclear to you in papers your husband has sent you, you should consult with an experienced matrimonial attorney before...