In divorce we owe 300k on first second equity balance is 120k home worth about 420k ... In divorce how much would I need a loan

Maryland law allows the Court to transfer title to you, if you have the consent of the lien holder. In order to buy him out, you wouldn't have to...

The Court can proceed with the hearing without his participation, provided there is proof that he was appropriately served. You will still have...

Should i put myself on child support in Illinois or wait until she puts me on child support in Maryland?

Based on what you've said, I'm not sure if there is an existing Court Order that you want to modify to change the child support or whether this...

I would like to either file a civil law suit or perjury charges against the petitioner in a protective order filed vindictively.

Without some form of damages that can be proven, a civil suit might be useless. As for a perjury claim, while you may have the legal definition of...

Will a cancled check be enough for judge

Unless the Judgment of Absolute Divorce requires you to pay the amount in cash, she doesn't have a strong case to claim you are in contempt because...

My divorce hearing was on sept 1, 2016. can I remarry now?

Most likely not. The hearing does not necessarily grant the divorce. It's possible, if the hearing was in front of a Judge, then they may have...

Does my ex and his wife have a right to my sons belongs that I bought?

If this is a concern, you may want to consider not sending items with your son that are in danger of being disposed of by your ex-husband. While...

I would to get a divorce

You should consult with an attorney to determine what options exist regarding your specific situation. You will need to provide a much more...

Perjury in family court

It might meet the legal definition of perjury, however, it is unlikely that the State's Attorney would prosecute. The allegations can't have been...

Would mother be in trouble for not following court order due to medical issue? MARYLAND

It is unlikely that the mother would be held in contempt. Generally, for you to be found in contempt, the Court will need to find that your...