When is the latest reasonable date to provide the tax exemption waiver to the non-custodial parent and be in compliance?

You should consult an experienced attorney about this. The answer depends on the wording of the order, and the detailed facts. You probably could...

I am not legally divorced yet but I have a job opportunity in another state, can I move with my kids there legally?

Technically this is not a relocation case, since there is no custodial order at this point. However, my experience is that the court will not allow...

Property division in case spouse doesn't have interest in it.

I agree with Mr. Hawkins. My experience is that, although the court has the power to refuse to sign property division in a divorce that seems to be...

Ex is filing bankrupsy. How does that affect me on home

I agree with Mr. Couture. The quit claim deed should make it clear that you are now the sole owner. It might be worthwhile to consult with an...

How soon can divorce happen if spouse refrains from signing

Q: What happens if "a) If spouse does NOT acknowledge the divorce papers once I petition it ?" A: If your spouse is served properly with the...

How do I sell my house when the ec wife and I both own it?

If the decree says the two of you have joint ownership, but has no provision about sale of the house, you have a problem. My guess is that the two...

Dissolution in Lincoln county. I signed a joinder as to the divorce decree which says grants relief to the petition.

Q: "I have proof of fraud by my ex to back up the fact the signature is not mine. Could this order be considered void?" A: A court order can be...

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I owe a little over S2000 to the daycare, is there anyway that my ex can be held responsible for any of this and if so how?

In theory you can file proceedings to collect child support (including day care), but these are somewhat complicated cases. It's usually best to...

If I don' know yet whether I'm moving out of state or not, what move should I make?

The court usually will not allow a relocation for a child in a divorce or paternity case until the final orders are entered, which can take up to a...

If you file a motion to vacate the prior order within one year of the date of the order, you only have to prove "excusable neglect" under Civil...