In a divorce action would a prudent divorce lawyer subpoena records if the other party was not forth coming with bank records?

Under those circumstances, assuming that you can afford the not insubstantial expense, subpoenas are certainly an option that should be strongly...

How the Assets and debts will be divided during the dissolution of marriage?

A simple negotiation is in order under these circumstances. Contact a lawyer in your county and discuss disclosure requirements - see if the...

The Family Court often sends a summons by mail. Not accepting it is merely postponing the inevitable - and if it's child support, the date of the...

Of the 3 attys I consulted with re Divorce in Phx AZ, the one I felt most comfortable with charges a set fee.

Without knowing the specifics of your case it's hard to be certain - but a fixed fee isn't the norm unless you're doing an uncontested divorce.

My husband has ALWAYS accused me of cheating......will this hurt my separation or divorce????

Not really. What does that have to do with any issue being contested in your divorce?

What docs do I need to file a post decree divorce petition to add a child that wasn't from that marriage in the decree?

You should contact an attorney in the county in which your divorce was granted and see what needs to be done to file a motion to amend the decree.

How to determine Alimony & Child Support? Married 16 years with two early teen kids. Is "lifestyle" a big factor or just numbers

It's not clear what you mean by "just numbers" - but Florida spousal support is controlled by Section 61.08 of the Civil Practice and Procedure...

My husband and I are in the middle of getting divorced. The day we went to court to get court ordered alimony payments I went to

What does your divorce decree or settlement agreement say? That's the controlling factor.

You don't need to register your divorce. All states recognize foreign divorces except when they are done without notice or due process for the...

If my husband cheats on me with a woman in the US Navy, what can I do with her? Can I take her to court?

You can get a divorce. Period. If you choose to make it more difficult you can seek a divorce on the grounds of adultery - but you'll be making it...