My husband and I are getting a divorce. He wants half of everything I have. What are my rights? I am disabled.

Your post does not contain enough details to answer your question; but, these two articles I wrote will give you some ideas. You may also want to...

Interesting question, and one I have never dealt with. I think any judge dealing with this issue would look at the language in the judgment. If...

Can I give up my parental rights?

Sorry, no. If and when her new husband wants to adopt, then your rights and responsibilities are terminated.

Are there any cases that would support being awarded additional child support based on assets, not just income?

More facts are needed to answer your question. Does he have millions, billions in net worth? If so, then he DOES have substantial income upon...

I have sp[ent my savings on 2 attorneys everything is at the end NOW after 2 years Respondent still wont sign”

There are obviously complex issues in your dissolution that your attorney is best able to discuss with you. In Oregon, the trial court is required...

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I don't know what your mean by "dismiss." Your divorce action will not be dismissed. Apparently, the trial was held and the judge wanted more...

I filed for dissolution for marriage 2years ago and been through the entire process and 2 attorneys. Respondent wont sign

He does not get the option of signing once the divorce goes to trial. If you filed a divorce petition 2 years ago, the trial has already taken...

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The mobile home and the land are titled to different people, right? By changing the title to the mobile home and changing the deed to the land,...

Can an ex spouse decide to quit paying spousal support?

You can garnish his wages and bank account if you know where he works and where he banks. Since you have a spousal support judgment against him,...

Can a parent refuse to let me speak or see my child?

Your next step is to take the custody/parent time judgment to a local attorney to discuss all your options. What she can and cannot do is,...