Am on perm medical disabilty ,my soon to be x wife wants to sell the house and split the monies, that means i have to leave the

If you can't pay for the house, yes you will have to sell it and split the proceeds. But, if she is working and you can't because of your...

My now deceased ex husband lied and said we did not have a child together while he was in Florida. Can I vacate the divorce?

I can answer the last two questions: yes, you will have to hire an attorney. You may not have to physically go to Florida, but since that's where...

In filing for an uncontested divorce, how should I handle the apartment in the house that my wife and her mother owns?

You can move out at any time. Does the lease call for you to pay rent? There could be other provisions that can trip you up as well. Have the...

How do I divorce my spouse if I'm unsure of his whereabouts?

This is a tough problem. I've dealt with this more than once and it can get expensive. First, try an internet search. You will discover there...

How can I get a divorce without a waiver from my ex?

Easy. You did the right thing by filing for irretrievable breakdown, for a bunch of reasons I won't go into here. Next, have the summons and...

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Won't be a problem, I usually don't bother including the middle names anyway.

Sure, it's worth trying. Personal injury lawyers take cases on a contingency basis, so if the case is not successful, there is no fee. Also, a...

What can be done my son fell and smashed his face and got stiches

You need to hire a lawyer to go after the apartment complex, undoubtedly they have insurance. They will not take you seriously without a lawyer.

Trying to serve papers to a dissolved LLC, for a personal injury due to negligence claim. All agents gone. How/who do I serve?

If I understand your question, the LLC, though dissolved, is holding itself out as the owner of the property and trying to evict you. If it claims...

If a doctor hands a medical assistant a chemical instead of a medication and it causes damage to a patient who is liable?

Both: they can be held "jointly and severally" liable. There can be only one recovery, but from what you describe, each are at fault.