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You can actually do a divorce yourself with FREE forms available online from the court in your judicial district. Below is a link to your Judicial...

I live in ia. I recieved a motion for modifaction of divorce decree. do i have to travel to ct or can i retain lawyer in ia?

You need to get a lawyer in CT where the action is occurring. The laws between IA and CT may very a lot.

How can I annulled my marriage or dissolved ?

Below is a link to the California Court's Self-Help Center. It looks like a great site to get forms and to learn about the specific process. One...

The custodial parent should send the child to you with sufficient diapers and clothing in case there's some emergency and you have to change the...

Is it legal to move away from your parents when you're 15-16 without their consent in the state of Kansas?

If you want to be independent, you probably need to petition for emancipation. Below is a link to the statute. It doesn't give a specific age,...

If you want to be independent, you can file for emancipation. You have to be at least 16 and self-supporting. Below are the links to the court...

I have paid my lawyer in full to represent me on my divorce/custody but nothing has been done? What can I do?

You are free to fire your lawyer. Hire an experienced family law attorney, get a trial date set and get the divorce finalized. If the other party...

I was denied workers comp and sued the company. I found a good lawyer, but he did not work hard on my case. How do I sue him?

In trying to pursue malpractice against him, you would have to be able to prove that his actions/inaction specifically resulted in a worse outcome...

How to fire an ineffective lawyer?

You have every right to fire your lawyer. The lawyer will probably file a lien for work he did on the case. You should definitely get an...

Under Florida law if a father is paying past due child support does it go towards the mother or the now adult aged child?

If the money is being paid for past-due support, then it goes to the parent who was owed that money in the past.