Divorce and separation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, General Practice
Is there an actual court order in place granting him some sort of emergency or immediate custody (even if based on false allegations), or did he...
Generally speaking, you cannot file for custody until a child is actually born. You can certainly start consulting with an attorney in your 3rd...
The circumstances have clearly changed, so you should file a motion stating that and to modify custody to now have it be with you. You should...
Is it an actual court order or just a written agreement? If the former, then arguably WA still has jurisdiction until you take certain further...
That would be odd that you did not receive a copy of the final order (either on the day of your hearing/trial) or served in the mail thereafter....
Assets are to be divided equitably under the NC laws during a separation/divorce. Generally speaking, that often ends up being 50/50, but not...
Unfortunately, alimony is very discretionary in NC. It's not a set formula or has a chart (like with child support). Income is certainly a major...
Child support is actually determined by not only the incomes but how often the child is with each parent and some other financial factors onto a...
For something like this, the garnishment will likely not automatically stop so yes a motion would need to be filed. You are never require to have...
I'm sorry to hear about the stress, fears, and turmoil your husband is continuing to put you through. But unfortunately, NC is a "no-fault...
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