Hello. If he is not on the lease, then he is a houseguest. Send him (via mail, certified mail and hand delivery), to your address, a notice to...

If you have proper residency in MD, then you can file a request for limited divorce. Limited Divorce can generally only deal with alimony,...

You can file a supplemental Complaint for Absolute Divorce adding the new grounds, making sure you request all relief you need, and alleging the...

My wife and I are not legally separated - does she have a right to use my money?

Any income earned during the marriage is presumed to be marital money, subject to use by both parties. But where you put the money is up to you. ...

How can I get around a signed notarized statement regarding living arrangements with my children?

The agreement will play a part in a contested custody determination, as previous agreements are one of only several factors the Courts look at....

Should I hire an attorney for my child support hearing.

The answer is always yes when dealing with Court, BUT in a slight deviation from the other attorneys who responded, if your income, her income,...

What legal actions can I take against my wife of two years? And should I get a lawyer?

You have every right to re-enter the property, you are an owner. I agree with Evan Koslow-it may not be in your best interest to do so, as there...

I was granted relocation from NJ to MD, why must I still have to go to court in NJ every time my child's parent has a new issue?

The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction And Enforcement Act requires you live in a state for 6 months before you can file there for custody issues. ...

Just a "Yes" or "No" question.

Yes. He MUST be served. There are methods you can take to help you ask the Court to allow you to serve him in other ways, other than actual...

What can be done if you need a passport for vacation out of the country but other parent doesn't want to sign for passport?

I have asked the courts before, via motion, to address this very issue. Although it was an issue among several. The courts can allow/prohibit...