Can a NC spouse ask a Florida court (where petitioner lives) for 50% of retirement when FL court ruled no jurisdiction over NC

From the information you provided, it is almost impossible to determine who filed what, when and where and what is currently active. I can say...

Who has jurisdiction in a divorce when the petitioner resides in Florida and the spouse lives in North Carolina ?

If the divorce is filed in North Carolina, both spouses would have jurisdiction to file because NC only requires that one of the parties live in NC...

How much it's cost for the divorce before Sept.15,2013???

I really couldn't disagree more with Paula. We can not know from a brief paragraph if you need a divorce. The circumstances you describe...

My fiance can't get his divorce from Mexico because his wife doesn't want to sign. They have been seperated since 2008.

You didn't specify why your fiance is seeking a 'divorce from Mexico'. However, if your fiance OR his wife has lived in North Carolina for the...

What are my chances of winning custody of my children?

Virtually impossible to predict. Although generally, unless there is something really wrong with where the children are now, most judges are...

A trial is what happens. Congratulations for getting this far doing it yourself, but now its time to hire an attorney. If for no other reason...

Hello I'm trying to get an divorce but seen like no one want try to help me

I am not sure what 'summons his paper' means. If he was properly served with a summons - who cares if he throws it away - that would make no...

I have been separation for my husband for 17 yrs and now I'm ready to get married. what should i do?

I am assuming you are giving money to your husband for him to pay for the divorce. If that is correct - stop doing that - and pay for the divorce...

Family Law, Annulment

All of the answers are very good but Peggy's answer is the most accurate. Just to clarify further, in order to be eligible under one of the few...

Do I need to separate for a year in NC before divorce is possible? She committed adultery and is now in federal prison.

Yes, you must be physically separated for a period of one year. In North Carolina, if you meet the requirements for a divorce, it is an...