I am married for 14 yrs husband resided in az I reside in Ohio.' I'm am pregnant with my boyfriends baby, can we still proceed?

The question does not make sense. Proceed with what? Having the baby? Something else? Please clarify your question so we can answer it.

Another option your girlfriend might consider - besides the VLP - is contacting FLAP (the Family Lawyers Assistance Project). They provide free...

How to define this asset in the State of Arizona- Community Property or Sole and Separate?

Usually, property purchased while people are married is community property. There are exceptions to that rule, but that is the general rule. If you...

Don't write it. It won't be over and closed - it will be out there, in print, forever. It will very likely come back to haunt you sometime in the...

Can i still get child support after 8 years will it be easier to obtain?

Assuming your daughter is still a minor, you should be able to file to establish child support. You can do this even if eight years have passed...

If a parent willingly relocates to another state away from their child, do they forfeit their rights to that child?

What you heard is not accurate. Your child's father still has rights to his child. That said, a little down the road you might be able to ask for...

I have been divorced for 20 years and im still with him . he gave me nothing in divorce and still pays my bills and controls me

So, a divorce isn't going to help you because you already did that. You need to find a way to make a break for it and move on with your life...

How is it that Arizona is a no fault state but yet you can charge your spouse for infidelity?

Generally, Arizona is a no fault state. The courts don't care to hear arguments about who did what - they want to get to the "brass tacks" of...

You should try contacting his employer or plan administrator to make a claim. You will probably also need to provide a copy of his death...

If a civil judgment is entered against me?

So, here's the thing: if there was just a judgment against you (but no lien) the discharge order you could receive via a Chapter 7 bankruptcy...