How can I find an affordable or flat fee divorce/child custody attorney?

First, congratulations on your part to be a sole-provider and father for your children. For the next step, you should conduct an AVVO search for...

What steps should I take to avoid joint custody?

There is nothing you can do to prevent Father from filing for joint custody. However, there are certainly steps you can and should take in...

What should I expect from the result of an uncontested divorce? Alimony, child support and custody (guardianship)?

You need to consult with a DE attorney ASAP. Depending on the status of your marital estate, you may likely need to request property division. If...

Is it hard to gain full custody?

First, I am sorry to hear the issues that your daughter has had to endure. But I am glad to hear that you want to take steps to correct the...

How long will my divorce take after I establish different residence?

You must be separated for a period of six consecutive months before the DE Family Court will proceed with the Petition and issue a final Divorce...

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Can I just file again for guardianship of minor in Delaware and how do I prove DE has subject matter jurisdiction?

Establishing jurisdiction can be a difficult process. Under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, the state which set forth...

What is the easier and fast way to get a divorce?

You should consult with a Delaware family law attorney prior to filing for divorce. The process itself for obtaining a divorce decree is not...

We agreed to $100/wk in child support at half of daycare through text. Can I take the texts to DCSE for enforcement?

As previously suggested, text messages may be difficult to authenticate and admit as evidence in a Court hearing. However, if you are making child...

What should I do after the potetion was served?

You should make an appointment with a Delaware divorce attorney to discuss the divorce process, and in particular, service of process. You can...

The short answer to your question is yes - the Court will hear your case in the form of a Petition to Modify/Terminate Alimony. The more accurate...