Divorce atty and quit claim deed

I would seek an in person consultation with a family law attorney and bring all documents you have available- estate documents, deed, etc. ...

If I can't afford an attorney nor afford to be bonded, how can I handle my mom's estate since she had no will?

There are attorney's who will work with you in this matter. You should attempt to consult with an attorney on the matter. If you cannot find an...

I have primary custody. My ex already lives one state away. Can he prevent me from moving out of state due to health reasons?

You need to consult with a family law attorney prior to moving. Kentucky rules require certain actions in certain situations prior to any move...

No one should hit another person. Legal action, criminal or civil, could be taken by either person (or the minor's parents). A defense to the...

My ex and his RN wife assaulted me in front of my 7 yr old and my neighbors. I have witnesses. Can she lose license

You should consult an attorney in person about this. You may be able to file various criminal and civil claims against them, including seeking...

My long term girlfriend is twenty years old and in foster care. Well I was told by her foster parents that I can't marry

You should consult an attorney. Both parties to a marriage need the capacity to consent. Without knowing the specific facts about your...

My son is 18 months old and was born with my lastname because his dad wasnt present. We had his lastname changed.

You should consult with a family law attorney. You can petition the probate or family court to change a minor child's last name. If you have the...

I agree with Mr. Harville's answer. I would add that you should make sure the alleged debt originated in Kentucky as some states have different...

If there has been no custody established and i no the parent who has the children is using drugs can i win custody?

You should consult with a family law attorney in person. Generally custody and visitation are between the parents of the children (although there...

Could i win custody?

Consult with an experienced family law attorney. You will need evidence of the allegations you make, such as criminal records for the fiance, etc....