I've been saving for an attorney. I need someone to help me get my kids back, property, and to sue for slander, damages, etc..

You should hire an attorney. Make an appointment and make sure you have all documentation from previous cases. If this was done in Juvenile Court...

Can i get full custody?

It is likely that you can given the circumstances. It depends on several factors such as; have you previously legitimized the child; supported the...

How do I file for full custody with primary residence? At court house, or with a lawyer

It does sound like you are in a good position, however, there will be issues of jurisdiction and venue due to the order being from NY and you and...

How can we get full custody of the kids and will it be easier to obtain that once the ICPC is complete?

He should hire an attorney in the county where the children reside or where his divorce was granted. If he retained legal custody and visitation...

How do I seek divorce proceedings?

Contact a family attorney for a consultation. Typically there is a temporary hearing at the outset of a divorce case where one of the issues would...

When you say "what else can you do" you are implying that you have done something already. See a lawyer about a divorce. If you are truly in...

How do I put the biological fathers name on the birth certificate?

If you have the baby while still married, the child is presumed to be the legitimate child of your husband. As other's have said, get divorced...

Divorce and child support/custody

It sounds like the two lawyers have already quoted you a range, between 2,500-4,000. The attorneys are trying to give a ball park figure depending...

What rights do grandparents of children who have been adopted in Georgia have?

An attorney would need much more information about this case to advise you. Was this a step-parent adoption?

My "ex husband" filed divorce papers with my incorrect maiden name & stated we had no children. (We do!)

Contact an attorney in the county where he filed first to advise you of your rights.