What I want to know is can I resume using my maiden name, legally? Thanks

Mr. Smith is right- your legal name is your married name. Depending on how long it has been you could reopen the divorce to get your maiden name...

Can you help support us in court?

Not sure from what info you have given who you are and what you want.

Is there anything for me to monetarily benefit from this situation with her lying under oath?

First, talk to the attorney you had in the dissolution. If you made the mistake of proceeding without an attorney then you need to get one to...

Can they take personal property and sell it back to you, can they alter your car before Grace period is up

I would need to see all the docs to review to be able to properly answer. They can't just keep your personal property but it probably is not worth...

If anybody got a hold of those old plates and used them will that fall on me?

Mr. Starke as always has provided good, common sense advice. While it is not likely you would be held responsible, you would still have to prove...

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Do I have to be married to my significant other for him to adopt my son?

He could conceivably do this without marriage. It would be discretionary with the court. I believe it would be cheaper and quicker if you were...

What can I do to be able to see my son?

Mr. Smith's advice is correct. You need an attorney if you don't have one. If you do , follow their advice.

My husband was unknowingly posted as guarantor, and is now in collections, what do we do?

She can't do this but practically speaking, that is not your problem now. She has done it and the wolves are barking at the door. I would notify...

In this situation should it be, and would most courts(CSEA) rule, that the father claim the child on taxes every other year?

If you go to court on this issue then the court should give the exemption to that parent who benefits most tax wise from being able to exercise the...

How long before trial do requests for discovery have to be made in family court?

This is a question for your attorney. If you don't have one, you need one now. Part of your answer can be found in the court orders.