Not entirely sure what you mean when you say "Do I need to worry about". But if you are contemplating divorcing after 9 years, there will be a lot...

You do not provide nearly enough information for any to give you an appropriate answer. It sounds like the Court felt that you were not competent...

Mr. Nguyen's response is right on point.

While I agree with the prior answer, you may also want to consider doing some immediate estate planning and make sure the title to property and...

You need to review your case with an attorney who can be more informed on the facts and thus able to give you advice. There are too many unknowns...

Depending on a number of factors, you may be able to set the PP aside. But you should consult with an attorney who can flesh out the facts and...

Mr. Tanner's answer is an appropriate one. While you can bring a suit to "partition" and force the sale of the property, that may be the more...

To answer your question, a lot more information is needed not the least of which is why the Court granted the emergency order in the first place. ...

Well, you may not need money or an attorney. What you need to file is a Declaration showing when, where and by whom your husband was served with...

It seems you are under the mistaken impression that your daughter, at only age 12, has any say in the matter. She does not until she turns 18. ...