You have a number of questions here and you really should speak with your attorney about these items. I assume you have an attorney because you...

What can I do before year is up to get money for the children?

There is no requirement that someone agree to a separation agreement, or even be willing to discuss a settlement. I know this can be frustrating. ...

Would like to know what is my best option and where do I start.

Unfortunately, I don't think you will fit the very limited requirements for an annulment in Virginia and in order to get a divorce you would need...

How do I protect my assets from my still husband, but living with a new mate and planning to have kids with her?

You really need to speak with a family law attorney in your area to deal with the financial issues. It appears from what you have stated here that...

Can she get in trouble based off a text message or do they actually have to catch her in the act of selling?

I agree with my colleague, but wanted to also make a comment about 'hard' evidence vs. 'circumstantial' evidence. People are often charged and...

What can I do?

At least it sounds like your daughter is in a safe place with your mother. If you have a current custody order, the court that granted that order...

How do I get my sister and brother-in-law to repay the remaining $16,000 of their debt to me?

I agree with Mr. Rafter...and since the amount is under $25,000 you can sue in general district court with a Warrant in Debt. I might also suggest...

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Do both children have to be in the papers?

I assume you have an attorney representing you in the divorce process, and if not, you really should speak with an attorney about this. For...

Will I ever be responsible for his child support?

If you and your husband file your taxes as 'married filing joint' there is a good chance that your tax refund will be diverted to pay his child...

Could this turn into a problematic situation? Or will the legal documents ensure that our realtor can merely sign in our place?

Many people use a 'Power Of Attorney' (POA) for real estate transactions when they are not in the geographic area, so this part is absolutely...