Does an ex wife have legal rights to the house owned by the husband?

Although the home is arguably a non-marital asset, she is very likely entitled to some portion due to increase in value, if any. This is a very...

You should contact an attorney. Although DCF and dependency is one option, you can also file for temporary custody by an extended family member. ...

My ex and I divorced by pro-se in June 2014. The property settlement gives him the house. I did a quick claim deed. (in NJ)

The mortgage you and your former spouse have is a contract with a third-party (i.e. Ocwen). Ocwen is not obligated to do anything, even though you...

What can I use as evidence in family court to get more parenting time?

You should speak to an attorney. While all of this May be relevant evidence, the question is whether it will be admissible. There are rules of...

Is it illegal to receive help from the government and child support?

When you file your application for assistance (whether food stamps or Medicaid) you are to provide all sources of income. The application requests...

What can I do to restore my parental rights

You really need an attorney to review your case. These cases are fact specific. Were your parental rights terminated or did the grandmother...

8 unit bldg. of 1brs in 33060. 2 tenants moved in after me & pay much less rent & no deposit..is this legal?

If you had a lease when the prior owner asked you to sign a new lease, the new lease could potentially be invalid because there was no new...

My wife wants divorce and her green card expired should i pay it and she dont no english could i get in trouble for not renewing

If your wife is a lawful permanent resident with no conditions, then renewal is a simple matter and not affected by your divorce. LPR status is...

Been told in FL if spouse is not serve papers can still get divorce but no alimony, is that true?

You can get divorced by constructively serving him by publication, but you cannot get alimony unless he is personally served. You can file your...

Bigamy is a third degree felony in Florida. It is a crime. As to your question about alimony, unfortunately, if you are the second wife, your...