It would certainly be possible, but just the mere fact that she's cheating on you and has left the marital home would not automatically get you...

Unless there is a court order stating otherwise, you and your husband have equal rights of custody to your children, which means you can take them...

Unfortunately, this is not something you'll be able to do on your own. You will have to hire a family law attorney.

You can only resume a former married name or your maiden name as part of a divorce.

Absent a court granting emancipation, a child cannot determine where he or she will live until the age of 18.

Yes, you can try to get legal custody. You will need to retain the services of a Family Law attorney to do this, however.

Your husband must be properly served with the summons and complaint once the case is filed. If he is willing to cooperate with you, this could be...

Once you've been separated a full year you are entitled to a no-fault divorce whether your husband agrees to it or not. The only way he could...

If you want to file for a no-fault divorce, you can file 1 year after she moves out and the two of you no longer live together in the same residence.

If he's violating the order you can take him back to court on a contempt action. You will, however, need the services of Family Law attorney to do...