Do I still have rights to my home in a divorce if I acquired it after marriage but signed a quitclaim deed & I’m not on the loan

No, he cannot legally kick you out of the marital home. The home clearly sounds like marital property, so it does not matter which of your names...

How can i file for divorce easy way and short?

I agree with Mr. Harrell. Presuming you both want to divorce/agree to divorce, and because you indicate there are no children, property, etc, then...

I was married in 1985 in Phila. We then separated within that same year? Since then we have not seen or heard from one another.

You should strongly consider retaining counsel. The long separation has no impact on the divorce procedure, it is the same for every kind of...

How do I file for a change of custody?

If there is a divorce order or a legitimacy order in place then you need to file for a modification of that order. If there is no order in place...

Do I have to go to the divorce parenting seminar?

Take Mr. Hughes' advice, hire a lawyer to represent you in the divorce case, unless you do not particularly care what the result of the case is.

Is legitimatcy ever denied?

He is the one who files the legitimacy action, not you. If he never files, he will never establish parental rights. If he files to establish...

Can I sue for full payment on a loan that's not completed full term?

Without seeing your written contract it is difficult to say. But it sounds like you loaned 15k, with a 5% rate and a 12 month term, but you do not...

What rights does one have if a spouse filed, then refuses to sign the papers or move forward. It’s been over a year.

No one can force someone to "sign papers" and I presume you mean settlement papers. If no settlement is reached, the only way to resolve the case...

My child support arrears being waived b/c of exchange of custody and an active felony warrant for inference of custody ?

More facts would need to be considered regarding the "waiver of arrears" but generally speaking, you will continue to owe that money. What is very...

Sure, anyone can sue any other person over anything. The better question has to do with what to do if she does sue, which is to at least consult...