Me and my husband has decided to settle on our own without our attorneys can we just go down to court house.and do this?

Usually not. Most judges will not allow you to have a final hearing when you have attorneys of record. You have the right to discharge your...

An experienced lawyer is necessary, where can I find a really good one?

Recommendations regarding a "good attorney" are best obtained by asking friends who have been in similar situtations if they have any...

What can I do?

The short answer to your question is "No", you can't sue her. Anything about which a person testies in Court is "privileged", and can not be the...

Is there any possible way for me to get custody of my sisters?

Unless your mother agrees to give custody of your sisters to you, then the short answer is "No", whether that be custody or guardianship. You do...

My 17 yo daughter is a sophomor in HS in Washington state ( the state her mother and I divorced in).

You have many questions here; let me try and answer each of them. First of all, if you were divorced in the State of Washington, and the child...

In Michigan custody questions are decided by the Child Custody Act of 1970. Custody in your case will be based on the child's "best interests". ...

Do I have the right to have my stepsons last name changed to mines without any agreement from his biological father.

First, I want to congratulate you for the obvious love and concern which you have for your stepson. If the natural father has been neglecting him,...

Can my ex move further than the 100 miles agreed to?

First, look at your judgment. See if you have joint legal custody or whether there was a 100 mile limit but she was granted sole legal custody. ...

What kind of custody should I now have?

Your question involves support, custody and parenting time issues. Let me discuss them briefly with you. First, in regard to the support...

Do I need probate

If all of your friend's property was in joint names, then (with a few exceptions) no probate will be required. However, there is usually property...