I live in the state of Maryland and my spouse has told me she will not sign separation agreement. how do I still move forward?

If you have grounds for an immediate absolute divorce, you may file for one. These grounds include adultery, cruel and vicious behavior which was...

What do I have to do to get a legal separation from my husband ?

What most people think of when they want a "Divorce" is technically called an Absolute Divorce, meaning, you are divorced and can re-marry. What...

Best Interest Attorney verses Child Advocate Attorney. Challenging the Standing PArental Plan

You need to focus on what evidence you need to present and how you are going to present it, along with disclosing "a lot more" before I can give...

Can I file for parental rights to be taken away?

A court is not going to terminate the mother's rights unless you have someone willing and able to adopt the child. If there is no agreement...

What form to use custody change by child involves Maryland and Idaho

You may be able to file in both locations, but must meet the residency requirements of Idaho to proceed there. If the last Order is in Maryland,...

Can I have a renter move in even though i am legally separated ?

Unless you have a separation agreement that states something to the contrary, you can have a renter move in. I have to assume it is someone that...

Ex taking me to court for custody with same ruling each time. How can I stop this?

The best way to do this is to request attorneys fees. If this is the third time in a year, there is a greater chance attorneys fees will be...

Can Alimony payment be included in computation of Child support and Alimony? Unusual and challenging question!

The issue for the two of you is that Alimony is taxable for the recipient and tax deductible for the payee. It is a rather unusual agreement, but...

That is correct, unless your paperwork states otherwise.

Would it be more beneficial for me to file for divorce in MD where I live now, or in Texas, where I own a home?

If the children are in you will still have a custody issue to deal with even if you file in Maryland.