Get a certified copy of the Divorce Decree. Take it to an attorney for review. If you can’t afford n attorney, contact your local city or county...

How do I divorce my husband that lives inNigeria? I am a u.s. citizen and stay in u.s?

Retain an attorney, file suit for divorce and try to serve him under a “long arm statute” or failing that, file suit for divorce with service of...

What rights does a mother have without court order? How about the father's rights?

Hire an attorney who is knowledgeable about Family Law and file a Petition for Divorce.((if that is what you want) and ask the Court to enter...

If a executor files a deed at the courthouse can he go back and change it if the estate is not settled ?

Depends on what the will says. Contact local counsel.

The Divorce Decree (“Judgment”) would be res judicata (“the thing has been adjudicated”) to your claims, unless the were raised and not ruled on by...

My father forged my signature and signed my property over to himself, how can I get it back?

Consider filing forgery charges, but look ou for the “fallout “! Also consider filing suit to cancel the forged deed(s) in District Court in the...

Employ an attorney and file a Request for a Protective Order in the appropriate Family Law District in which the case is pending. If there is no...

Can my God Daughter file a sue for Alienation of affection if they live in Texas, but was marrried in Illinios?

More facts are needed in this matter. What are the damages she wants to sue for. This is not offered as legal advice, but only on suggestions...

I want a divorce for my husband that I have not seen or heard in 25 years. How can I do that without him knowing where I live?

Retain an attorney, consult with your attorney for the usual statutory procedures. Filing a Petition for Diviorce with Citation by publication is...

What is the scope for discovery questions regarding a child visitation trial?

Your attorney can object to the question as argumentative as well as on other grounds. If you have not done so a simple “No” will suffice! It is...