With their permission you can do that. Without it you cannot. You will simply have to follow the directions contained in the rules of court.

To your answer your question directly none of the above. She could've moved out with an intention to work on the marriage. She could've signed a...

The intersection between law and psychology is a difficult area and this is one of those. Here's what I think is relevant legally. I think that if...

If you're an attorney you should know better than to ask these kinds of questions on this website. If you're not an attorney you're not going to...

I agree that this post leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to clarity. If you're trying to say that your husband agreed to terminate...

Yes, you could probably do this yourself but it would be a lot easier if you could obtain limited scope representation. The relevant case law...

This is a complicated and unusual situation Which may be barred by rule against perpetuities but there's nothing anyone on a website such as this...

I will warn you that from my perspective anyone who posts on this website must be willing to hear what an attorney, in this case this one, really...

Sorry for the out-of-state smart a**. You need to take this up with your provider, but I do agree that this shouldn't have happened it's highly...

I'm not entirely certain what you're asking but if you're saying that you are a beneficiary of someone else's estate and another state in...