I am divorced and want to move out of state to WA to be closer to family for support with a 6 year old son.

Reads as if you do not have an order or agreement in place. Start there if you do. See if there are any terms that will tell you your...

It will probably take about 6 months or longer to get on the trial docket. DB&B is a standard civil lawsuit with pleading deadlines and discovery...

I HAVE OUR SON 75% OF THE TIME. CAN I GET CHILD SUPPORT??

YOu can make a Motion to Modify an Order or file suit for custody based on the facts in your post. You can also move or file for child support. ...

My boyfriend told this girl to "kill herself" he doesn't know her at all, she just added him, can he get in trouble?

It does not matter if he knows her or not. telling someone to kill themselves is not a crime unless he has some control over her to such a degree...

I live in North Carolina. Can I receive alimony and file a suit for alienation of affection?

YOu have the right to sue for alimony and alienation of affections in NC. However, if you are divorced or have waived alimony in a separation...

How do I get a trial Home placement in my care for my daughter? Can I fire my attorney?

I assume this is a DSS case and you have a court appointed attorney. You can request another attorney if you are unhappy with the current one. ...

I had a child a little more than 10 years ago.a friend of mine offered to adopt the child but im trying to see if in fact the ad

You can ask the adoptions clerk in the county in which you and/or the child resided at the time of the "adoption" to see if the papers actually...

How can I find out how much equity is in my home that my ex husband is currently residing in?

The problem here is that you may have an issue with obtaining your rights through family court. If you have not resolved this issue by an...

Yes. Moors are subject to state jurisdiction if they reside in or otherwise have minimum contacts with a particular state. If the Moor in question...

A divorce from bed and board, will that keep a party from intentionally trying to ruin someone's credit?

There is nothing that will require her to pay the mortgage unless there is a separation agrement or a court order on equitable distribution or...