Spouse says filing for divorce. Can I designate anyone to accept on my behalf? And can they be out of state?

If the divorce is uncontested, you can avoid service by signing a waiver of service of process. In the majority of the uncontested divorces that I...

What is my next step after formally objecting to the rate of mediation in my divorce case?

If you spouse makes $100,000 plus year, you should consider filing a motion temporary need for attorney fees and costs. Often times, but not...

This is a complex question. The first question is: is the move sought in good faith or is it strategic to gain advantage in time-sharing...

As the petitioner in a dissolution can I withdraw if the respondent has avoided resolution for over four years?

You can dismiss your petition, but it may not prevent the case from moving forward if the respondent has filed a counter-petition, or files a...

It sounds like it could be an alimony case. In Florida, a marriage is considered long term when it exceeds 17 years. The significance of a long...

MY HUSBAND WHO I HAVE NOT SEEN OR SPOKEN TO IN 7 YEARS FILED DIVORCE PAPERS IN TEXAS WE HAVE A 8 YEAR OLD CHILD

You need to consult with an attorney in TX and FL. Under this set of facts, the TX Court lacks jurisdiction over the children and may lack personal...

Since your Husband is in the military, I recommend that you consult with a lawyer. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act provides certain...

If I have my girl friend live with me would that have any effect on the fight for alimony.

The answer to this question is possibly. If your GF contributes or is capable of contributing to your living expenses then it could impact an...

Child Contact

The mother should abide by the Court order. It sounds like there is a possible contempt issue. Before filing a motion for contempt, try to work the...

Can a lawyer appear for me in civil contempt of court motion with ex-husband as I now live out-of-state?

This response assumes that this is a Florida case. If this not a Florida case, I suggest you consult with attorney the State (jurisdiction) where...