I agree. I've filed these in Ohio before. If you live in the US long enough to establish jurisdiction, you can file in your home state-- New...

I would like to file for divorce. I have, separation agreement and child custody order. Ex is on same accord

There really isn't a question here, is there? So, all you have left is to take the documents to an attorney- make sure you didn't miss...

How do I provide the one document that was said to be an unchecked box the judge requested?

So, here's the deal. You submitted a document. It's already witnessed and notarized-- so the Judge can't just check to box himself. Ask the Court...

Generally, Courts care so little about grounds. Courts worry about division of assets and debts. Grounds can have an impact on alimony at times--...

In wi, can my ex-husband won't give me my native american per cap check. How can I get it back and how so. ?

If you were awarded the check and proceeds in a Divorce-- you need to back to Court, as Atty. Karp suggested - and enforce the Order in Contempt. ...

If a person been married for 3 months and getting a divorce can that other party get something even if the other person had it a

I think you are asking about assets held prior to marriage in a short term marriage. Generally if the marriage is of short duration, you keep your...

There are issues of competence here-- aprticularly if there is kidney disfunction-- he may be toxic. If he files for divorce-- or if you do-- it's...

Can I legally bind my soon to be ex to sell a larger house and to buy a smaller one?

If you negotiate a matter in a divorce-- reduce it to wriiting through your Domestic Relations lawyer. Instead of worrying about what may happen--...

Well, if the Court is still holding the money and she didn't claim it-- and it's just sitting there-- I imagine that she could file a motion to...

Stay at home orders, can my ex pick up daughter for spring break?

You should discuss how to jointly keep your children safe. Denial of visitation exposes you to contempt for failure to obey a Court Order - but...