How to to get an uncontested divorce with husband living out of country denied citizenship years ago in Staten Island, NY

You'll need to conduct a diligent search for him, including at minimum hiring a process server or attorney. If at the end of this he still can't be...

Is the 2nd wife entitled to money her soon to be ex gained from 1st divorce?

That's not enough information on which to base an answer. She should consult a local divorce lawyer and discuss her situation in detail.

Can I move back into my marital home if all divorce proceedings were cancelled, but my husband does not want me to.

You need to consult a local divorce attorney and get your own representation rather than waiting for him to do whatever he wants.

Will I get in trouble at my 2nd interview being unemployed for over a year & soon to be divorced? Deportation?

This is more an immigration question than a divorce question. The test is whether your marriage was legitimate and not for immigration purposes....

I married a mexican citizen here in america. Can he marry a mexican citzen in mexico without first getting a divorce from me.

He may be able to get a divorce under Mexican law. But he can not legally marry a second woman in Mexico or the United States without first...

Should I be worried

Rather than focusing on what her lawyer will tell her, you should consult a local attorney ASAP and discuss your case in detail.

Can a text message be considered binding?

While a text message could be binding in certain circumstances, this doesn't seem to be one of them. Consult a local attorney about enforcing your...

How do I request to restore my name after a divorce?

You won't be able to go back into the divorce case, but can file a simple name change petition. Consult a local attorney for instructions or call...

If the court orders forensic evaluations typically those costs are split between the parties, often in the proportion used for add on expenses in...

How do you go about changing the county of a previous dissolution/ custody case?

You should consult with an attorney in the county in which the child currently lives and see what options you may have.