I was wondering next steps to take going forward & what are best questions to ask the lawyer? Also, I don't have a lawyer yet.

You should schedule a consultation with a divorce attorney (or two) in your area immediately, take this paperwork with you and discuss the next steps.

What are the chances of the court agreeing to make his father sign off on my son?

Unless you have a new husband that is willing to do a step parent adoption and adopt your child, your ex can not "sign off" on his child as he has...

If I claim all three children, due to alimony buy out income, will this significantly reduce my ex's child support obligation?

If your Judgment says that you are to alternate claiming the children on tax returns, you can not choose to claim all three of them in one year...

Is it legal for a debt collector to pursue a 20-year-old debt? What's the remedy?

There's not enough information on this to determine whether them pursuing the debt is appropriate. You should discuss this with a local debt...

Can my boyfriends ex put the kids in a new school without consulting him?

If the parties have "joint legal custody", they both must agree on any school changes. If they do not agree, the Court will make a decision for...

It sounds you are attempting to do a bankruptcy yourself, which is unfortunate if you have assets you would like to keep. You should discuss your...

While technically, yes, if you do not have an open custody case and you are not married to the father, you CAN move out of State. It is likely the...

Auto loan collections?

It is not like Fifth Third to seize money deposited in a bank account with them, this is called cross-collateralization, which is something usually...

Do you think I have a case and I'm looking for a good lawyer can you recommend one

You should discuss this particular case with an attorney that can review your paperwork with you. It is important to note though that a notary...

Can my daughters father take me to court to be deemed 'unfit' from my cancer?

Either party can always attempt to change custody. The father of the child would have to prove to the Court that your cancer keeps you from caring...