Can a child ask for a mediator if they no longer want to live with primary parent?

There is no public child advocate or court mediator that I am aware of that can do what you ask. My suggestion is to let your husband handle it,...

Can he sue me for half the house if he is the one who left?

Yes, your husband can make a claim for equitable distribution of property even if he is the one who moved out.

I have only been married just over 4 months. Do I have a case against my husband for spousal support?

Given the length of marriage it is not going to be a very good case. However you should do the consultation with an attorney and go through all...

Do I need an attorney to get or use a deposition

You should hire an attorney since the issues are important and there are technical legal issues in both taking depositions and then using them in...

My husband and I have been separated for two and 1/2 years with no papers. We have an 8 year old child together. My husband's f

To add to Dean's answer, if you are specially named as a beneficiary in the will then you may in fact have rights under that document. However if...

Typically in North Carolina child custody cases you need the witness in court or if the witnesses is unavailable you'd need to take the deposition...

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If I lost custody of my two kids 10 years ago in the state of fla can I go to another state and have a baby without them knowing

It would not be clear to me at all why Florida would have jurisdiction over you or your new baby since you appear now to be a North Carolina...

Is there ANY legal recourse for the father in NC for parental alienation? It's gone too far. Child is seriously regressing. Help

This appears to be a matter you should consult with local counsel on, and there are several very good child custody lawyers in Fayetteville. ...

Can a 14 year old decide what parent he wants to stay with.

Only the courts may decide the question of legal and physical custody under North Carolina law.

How long does a child have to live with someone before they are, legally, "theirs"?

In North Carolina you are still the legal child of your parents and the grandchild of your grandparents.