In the situation you've described, the proper response to a verified complaint is at least a verified answer, and you may also need to include...

If I apply for a divorce before receiving a cash settlement am I still entitled?

It depends upon the nature of the damages. Any compensation for damages that replaces something that would have otherwise been marital property,...

I'm trying to help my father find his birth certificate. There is no birth records. Born in south Carolina

Keep trying to find a lawyer in South Carolina. You can search among the profiles here on Avvo. Most likely, an attorney can file a petition in...

The best way to get unsupervised visits (if the court has already decided supervised visits are necessary) is to complete a few of the supervised...

Should this be the last nail in the coffin?

I'm sorry but it does sound like there may be a disconnect with you and your current attorney--unless you have misinterpreted a moment of confusion...

I'm trying to see my daughter more then 1 hour a week. She is 2 years old. What do I have to do.

One hour per week isn't much and I would be surprised if any judge would "side with her" on that point. Don't be intimidated, be reasonable but...

I need to file for Divorce. What fees are involved up front. And what can I file under...

You can file under DRL170(7) "The relationship between husband and wife has broken down irretrievably for a period of at least six...

How do i get a out of state divorce (wife lives in another state) when they say they will never divorce you.

You can still get divorced, but you will have to have her properly served. She does NOT have to agree or sign anything. Speak directly with an...

I married at 17 in separate at 19, my husband move out have 5 more children in he married some one be married to me,

No, a "27 year" separation does not constitute a divorce. If you didn't get a Judgement of Divorce, you didn't get divorced. You should contact...

Can my ex legally keep my kids from me since I moved out of state? Did leaving the state cause my current decree void?

First, only a court can take away your parental rights, and only if there is a really good reason (moving doesn't count) and even then only after...