Can you? Sure. Should you? Likely not unless you wanna get laughed outta court and waste a bunch of time and money. I agree with Mr. Love's...

This is not a 'form' proposition. If you aren't an attorney, attempting to do this yourself is the functional equivalent of you attempting to...

Depends. If the house was given to you in the divorce as you said - then likely, no. If you screwed and did you own divorce without the house...

Possible - yes. Likely? No. And based on your description of what happened, no is frankly how it should be. While I realize you are likely...

You have not provided enough information to answer your question with any meaningful degree of accuracy as there are many factors that will come...

He apparently already did it so the obvious answer is - yes, he can. The question you should be asking isn't whether he can do it but rather what...

This is a criminal misdemeanor traffic charge. You can not simply pay it off and even if you could, paying off traffic tickets is not a smart...

I agree with Mr. Love, unless you can prove what the maintenance did was not a simple mistake and that you had some actual damages other that being...

While this is 'just a speeding ticket', at 33 over it is also a misdemeanor criminal charge for which it is possible to do jail time (although...

First, you are likely gonna be paying child support even if you do sign over the house so if she's giving you the choice, likely not signing over...