If a person wants to "drop" a 50B and they were the plaintiff (the person asking for a 50B), they would need to file a Motion to Set Aside the...

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Why should i still be paying for child support

A motion to terminate was never filed and a court has never entered an order to terminate. If the child is above 18 and isn't in high school or...

Who can be sued for criminal conversation?

A lawsuit for criminal conversation is not a lawsuit between spouses. Rather, a it is a suit brought by one spouse against the paramour of the...

How do we go about getting custody ?

The father may have a right to seek a custodial order. However, if no court action has ever been filed in NC and the child has lived in Florida for...

My husband and I are still married but been separated over 2yrs and he has had a new baby whil we are still married

As soon as the divorce judgment (signed by a judge and filed by the clerk - look for the file stamp) is entered, a person become eligible to re-marry.

Husband deserted us after birth of baby.It's been 7 mos. He wants to freely take the child away. What are my steps to divorce?

Husband and Wife must be separated from one another for at least one year before filing for absolute divorce. However, in the mean time with...

I have sole physical custody of my son in NC and am planning on moving out of state. What actions do I need to take.

You say you have sole physical custody, but then you say the father has joint custody - these two items conflict. If the custody/visitation is by...

If I move out of NC does my ex still have to pay child support?

If the child support is by court order, he would still have to pay.

I am a retired NYC Police Officer. I retired on a disability pension in 2002.

No, she is not entitled to any portion of your pension in the division of your marital property/equitable distribution, as it is a separate asset. ...

Is it possible for me to get full custody of my daughter if my boyfriend has been abusive towards me?

You should consult with a local family law attorney as soon as you can. It sounds like you may be able to file an action both under Chapter 50B...