Indianapolis, IN
Immigration Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation ... +6 more
Seems like you need two important documents: will and pre-nuptial agreement. These two should address your concerns.
Sadly, if he was married when he married you - then your marriage is invalid. Get an attorney to help you invalidate it.
You are probably looking for a real estate attorney. They should be familiar with work involving real estate.
You would file almost the same way as divorce. I would suggest retaining an attorney to help you with this goal.
He needs to see an attorney ASAP. If they were not married, paternity needs to be filed for. If married - it could be filed as a motion under old...
Not unless you got an advance permission from the court. You'd have to file a motion to appear by Court Call if that court supports it.
No. It will require signatures of every party on the deed to quitclaim the deed to other parties.
You need to hire an experienced divorce attorney who can conduct proper discovery
When child will be born, file for Paternity so you can establish your rights as a father including custody and visitation schedule.
See a bankruptcy attorney ASAP. That may be most quick and efficient way
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