I have been separated for 17 yrs. Recently got divorce. My ex wife is sueing for alimony in N.C. Will I have to pay.

In North Carolina, if equitable distribution and alimony claims are not brought prior to a divorce being granted, then both parties are forever...

Do I Have A Case Against My Paternal Father?

First, how old are you? Second, have a case against your father for what? What are you trying to achieve? You need to provide more information and...

Is there a law for child abandonment

I agree with Mr. Hastings. I suggest you consult with a family law attorney in your area soon to discuss your options. You will need to get a child...

First, I suggest you consult with an experienced family law attorney in your area. You can find attorneys on AVVO. Also, no, you would not be...

My son's father refuses to claim our son on his taxes and put the money in a 504 acct.

No, in North Carolina parents are not required to pay for the children's college education unless they specifically agree to do so in a consent...

Revocation of Parental Rights

You must show that the father has abandoned the children for at least 6 months. Meaning, has not attempted to contact or see the children, or pay...

You stated you live in SC but then asked if child support should be filed in NC or NJ. Was that a typo? If you reside in NC (assuming that is...

What do I need to do to have my wife removed from my home

You should consult with a family law attorney in your area but you can file a Divorce From Bed and Board and attempt to have the Judge order your...

My ex- husband is trying to move child support to residential state so he doesn't have to pay as much can he do this?

No, the child support and case will remain in North Carolina because that is where you and the children reside.

Are there any provisions to recoup paid child support based on support being calculated on incorrect state approved worksheet?

You need to consult with an experienced family law attorney in your area (you can find great attorneys here, on AVVO). You will need to file a...