I am being forced to pay someone else's bills. What can I do?

There is no such thing as a lawyer for the house. In any event, YOU need your own lawyer. When you own a house jointly with someone, you will...

How to retrieve any items from my parent estate who's now deceased?

You don't just "recover items from an estate." You probate an estate through probate court. The path can be complex and many things happen...

You are way over your head. Given how rare such orders are and that when they are won they tend to be won with very good lawyering, you are...

Representing myself in an abandonment case. What are the things I need to bring as evidence that he has not paid me anything

Are you sure that is what you are going to court for? Abandonment is a criminal proceeding and the solicitor or DA represents the state versus him...

Are there examples of Ga case law where a court allowed arguments for child support and/ or spousal support in a contempt order?

As a general rule, support is not going to be modifiable in a contempt case. However, if there is a legal reason to seek modification, you can...

Been with someone about 16 yrson and off. He has raised and supported child 12 yrs we arent luving togetber. But what would I be

If you chose not to be married, you have no rights to his assets and no claim for alimony. To seek those you have to be married. If the child is...

How hard will it be for me to get full custody?

I suspect your question is jumbling up concepts of legal and physical custody, and no lawyer can tell you if it's possible or advisable without...

If i owe money and can't pay whole amount but offer to pay what i could and they refuse but will not ackowledge my offer

You can't make a creditor accept your terms. However, you may be reducing the chances of settlement by what you say. Spend an hour with a lawyer...

Wanting to file for divorce but unsure what i will receive, i have three children and have been a stay at home mom for 2 years

Without knowing your spouse's income, your assets, and your debts, the ages of the children and their needs, how long you have been married, ...

If a couple signed divource papers and it had not been signed by the judge and the spouce has died b4 the judge signed the decre

I'm sorry for the loss. The wife is a widow and the wife and child are potential heirs (who should see a lawyer).

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