Can I get anything if I get a divorce?

You would be entitled to make a claim on any marital asset (i.e, assets acquired during the marriage due to your joint efforts), and perhaps a...

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No, if you are proceeding on the basis of irreconcilable differences.

There is no legal age for a child to refuse to go to the court-ordered visitation while the child remains a minor. In the state of Mississippi, a...

What what happens if the state CI doesn't show up in court to testify against the defendant?

Direct all legal questions to YOUR lawyer. It is unethical for another lawyer to give you advice knowing that you have representation.

What can I do if I can not afford to pay for a drug test for dhs. My mother-in-law who does drugs called them?

Assuming that this is in Rankin County Youth Court, you will not have to pay for the drug test. However, if you refuse to submit to the drug tests...

If they are taking the same amount for child support now that I make $25,000 versa when I was making $50,000 will IGet a refund

No. You have to petition the Court for a reduction in your child support. Because child support vests each month when it is due, the reduction...

I had my children’s name put on property but now wish to remove names. I have been paying the taxes on property .is it possible?

Yes, but it would require your children to sign a deed conveying the property to you. However, they must be of sufficient age to do so.

Will I still get my baby back if I move in with my boyfriend?

No attorney responding to this message can or should give you much substantive advice or guidance because there are far too many variables involved...

How can i file for abandonment and get full custody of my daughter.? Her father has seen her in over a year

1. Schedule an appointment with an attorney to fully discuss your case. Be prepared to fully discuss the last time the father has seen, provided...

If you are unrepresented, first hire an attorney to represent you. If you are represented, address this question to your attorney.