Can I appeal a child support case if I provided the majority of support for the child?

Yes, you can. You should consult with an attorney who can review the facts of your case in detail and help you plan the proper course of action.

You could try contacting the state bar and asking if there are any pro bono attorneys in the particular counties you are inquiring about.

Can my ex remove me from the deed to our home..just because I moved out 3 years ago?

I'm sorry you are going through all of this, which I'm sure is frustrating. You really need to consult with an attorney who can review the facts of...

I live in Virginia but want to move to Georgia then get a divorce. Will I have to file in Virginia or Georgia?

You need to check the residency requirements for filing for a divorce in Virginia, or whatever state you will be living in when filing. That will...

Can my home be foreclosed if my ex-husband got a 60k equity loan against it but his name is no longer on deed per divorce?

This is something that should have been addressed during the divorce. At this point if the loan is not paid back you will likely lose the home. You...

Can I file for an annulment in Georgia due to lack of sound mind?

I agree with my colleague, you may be able to, depending on the circumstances, but filing for divorce would be easier. You should consult with an...

I agree with my colleagues, an annulment is difficult to get. You could easily file for divorce though. You should consult with an attorney who can...

I'm pregnant and want to move out and my dad wont let me i am 17 and wondering if he can make me stay at home or not

Until you are 18 you are considered a child legally, so your dad can make you stay at home. Once you turn 18 you will be able to leave without his...

How do you work on uncontest divorce?

You should consult with an attorney who can help you plan the proper course of action, whether it is contested or uncontested.

Can the judge force me to sell my home and I'm not employed with minor children?

I agree with my colleagues, there's no such thing as a Motion of Consideration. You should speak with your attorney who can review the facts of the...