Can a divorce be finalized if she signed a waiver, but refuses to sign the divorce decree?
It depends on the language in the waiver.
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It depends on the language in the waiver.
Depends on whether there is a valid unrevoked will or the spouse died intestate. If he died intestate, it depends on the family situation as well.
You would need to get an attorney to modify the court order
You should consult an attorney so they can view your orders and pleadings from your previous custody suit and better assess your case. Custody is...
CPS advocates for the children, not the parents. You can't make them close their case. They usually give parents one year to complete the service...
It would depend on the terms of the court order.
You would need to discuss your circumstances with an attorney in more detail in order to determine the character of property and your options.
If the order states that the mother has to pay half then that is what she is responsible for paying as long as you gave her proper notice as...
Both parents would need to relinquish their parental rights or have them terminated. The first step would be to have your sister live with you for...
You need to establish paternity. Then file suit for custody/child support. Since your son is 12 the court will take his wishes into consideration.