I need the court to award me with attorney fee's!!! What else do I need to provide the court with?!

In most states the court will award the non-monied spouse fees with which to pay a lawyer. Talk to local lawyers about the practice in your state.

There is no such thing as a "poormans divorce" - either you have been served with a Summons or you have not been. The only way you can tell is to...

Good Day, a friend had a same sex marriage in Connecticut a few years ago. she wants a divorce yet hasnt seen the spouse in yrs

Give me a call in the morning and we can work out the issues. Assuming she or the spouse live in NY and have for the requisite period it won't be...

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My husband filed uncontest divorce in Las Vagas and the court approved. Can I file in NY because we both live in NY?

You need to consult an attorney ASAP. An uncontested divorce only occurs if you signed something approving the terms...

Does ny divorce decree have jursitiction in Washington State?

That depends. You say you divorced her in New York - but did the NY Court ever have jurisdiction over her? Was this a default divorce? There are...

Can I get an injunction to prevent my wife from getting rid of assets.

What you need to do is stop fooling around and hiding and contact a local divorce lawyer, file for divorce and have her served. That will put into...

What are my legal options?

The feelings part of it is tough - but the legal part doesn't have to be. Disability is not a limiting factor in divorce. Feel free to give a call...

How to get a certified and apostilled Judgement of Divorce while leaving abroad?

You will need to hire someone - but unless it's the attorney who represented you in the divorce case that someone will also need a letter of...

NYS Divorce Court Order-Is there a statute of limitations on a NYS Supreme Court Order involving arrearage of child support?

Arrears never go away. However, judgments do. What's the status of your case?

What if spouse hires an attorney and files for divorce, but the other spouse cannot afford and attorney?

Typically the non-monied spouse seeks to have the spouse with the money pay for both attorneys. This relief is routinely granted by New York's courts.