How can I find pro bono lawyer for child support/ abandonment after separation in the state of md Prince George’s county?

Contact the local legal aid. Also try contacting the Maryland Legal Volunteer Service (MLVS) and civil justice Inc., depending on your income,...

How can i get child support lowered because income has lowered

You will need to file a petition to modify child support in the same case that child support was ordered in.

Can you mediate a vault based divorce in Maryland?

Yes, if you have a written agreement resolving all issues pending from your separation you can obtain a divorce no matter if it is a fault base...

Is there any laws to enforcement the father to take care of pregnancy ?

After the child is born you can file for child support. Court can order him to pay child support but cannot force him to see the child and/or to...

Who moves out of the home? I want the divorce but I’m worried about him claiming abandonment.

He can claim abandonment, but you can claim constructive desertion. At the end of the day unless one of you can prove that the other party was so...

Can you get divorced in or from USA if you were married in Nigeria?

If you or your spouse is a resident of a State of Maryland for more than 6 consecutive months you can get divorced in Maryland.

What is the legal way to get him remove and how to get child support?

If you own the house and he is not on the deed you can give him 30 days written notices to vacate and if he doesn't you can start a landlord/tenant...

Is child support suppose to be deducted from the gross or the net in maryland.?

The court determines what the child support amount should be by looking at both parties gross incomes.

It is up to the state attorney whether or not it will drop. However, if the spouse has never invoked their marital privilege in the past, they...

Do i have any rights to my husbands inheritance that he received while we were married?

Non-Marital Property Non-Marital Property is any property obtained prior to the marriage. It remains the property of the party who owned it...