The fact that he's incarcerated doesn't affect the divorce process. It makes it very easy to serve him, though.

You should check the Court's docket. Many will have an entry to the effect that service was perfected on x date, and even go so far as to say...

Unless there's some error in the dissolution papers, the Court is likely to grant a divorce on the terms that you already agreed to and...

These can be tough cases because if the pavement defect was too big you should have seen it and avoided it, and if it was too small the property...

A Court can't just grant a Default Judgment in a custody case--the Court is always required to consider the best interests of the child(ren). You...

The problem that you have is that you're new and don't know what the story was before you were there. If she had permission then that permission...

You need to consult with a lawyer and have your POA reviewed. A General Durable POA won't get you medical records--you need a Health Care POA for...

There are 2 ways to get divorced. In a dissolution the parties agree to everything, prepare and sign paperwork, and then file it with the Court to...

Since the child is a minor, the parents are entitled to the medical records--the patient's consent is irrelevant.

You need to contact the title company that handled the closing, and you probably want to have a Real Estate lawyer review your closing documents.