To also exclude my brother's children, do I have to specifically say so in the will?

It is best to specifically name those you seek to exclude, or simply refer to exclude also your brothers descendants.

Should I get all the financial paperwork on my end before serving my spouse? Do we have to live a part for time?

Your attorney will ask for the financial information, but it is not necessary that it be provided prior to filing for a divorce. Under current...

I got Divorced in 2014. And my Ex is telling me they have past medical bills that I have to pay.

Your divorce decree will determine whether you were obligated to pay any past medical bills (I am presuming these are bills that predated your...

Do I need a lawyer to represent me during mediation?

Although not required, most mediators highly recommend that you retain counsel before mediation. This is because you are negotiating legal rights...

What to do if you can't pay alimony due to financial hardship

If your circumstances developed after the order you must request by formal Motion to modify the alimony order. You will need an attorney.

What can I do in court that will stop all this?? Situation is getting desperate and another court date tomorrow

You have been representing yourself, and you need to retain counsel. if you cannot afford counsel, there are some legal clinics that serve low...

Under procedural rules, a litigant is given 21 days after the withdrawal of an attorney to obtain new counsel or file their own pro se appearance. ...

Need to change MSA in regards to life insurance. Can spouse and ex-spouse agree to lower policy amounts without lawyers?

A mutual agreement must be memorialized in writing and should be entered as an agreed order with the Court.

What are his chances of getting some kind of assistance? Is there a particular type of lawyer that I should be looking for?

You will need to confer with an attorney who practices in the field of social security disability.

Can we sue him in civil court for failure to follow her wishes, which were well known to her friends & family, but not followed?

You have no basis to sue. Probate law was obviously applied here and your children were not included in that process by law.