My husband filed for divorce. He can afford a lawyer, I cannot. That does not seem fair. I don't know what to do.

There is a statute in Florida (Chapter 61) that allows the court to grant you attorney's fees and costs (to be paid by your husband) if he has a...

An alienation motion was filed, at hearing he failed to ask the Judge to grant atty fees mentioned in the motion who pays him?

When you retain an attorney you have an independent contract (separate and apart from what happens in your case) to pay them for their professional...

I got divorce on on May 2010. in the divorce docs said that 50% of my ex 401k is mine. I don't know how to get his account info.

HIs 401K should have been listed on his Financial Affidavit; and, copies of his 401K statements should have been provided in the mandatory...

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Husband not cooperating

I would call it a Motion to Compel and Motion for Enforcement. Attach a copy of the final order showing that the house was awarded to you and he...

My final judgment order for my divorce is very different than what was discussed in court. Can I appeal? A new judge?

A motion for rehearing has to be filed within 10 days after the rendition of the final order. A Notice of Appeal must be properly filed within 30...

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The home shall be sold at thetime the child is 18 and the parties shall split the net equity in the house.What $ can I get back?

Was this resolved by a Marital Settlement Agreement or Property Settlement Agreement or was everything determined by the Judge? The language of...

My wife moved out about one year ago. I met some one and let her move with me.

In addition to the above answer, is she possibly trying to show that your monthly expenses are reduced? For instance, in a divorce you have to...

Would i file these exhibits when initialy filing/opening my dissolution with children or save till mediation or in court?

I agree with the previous answer. It's better to hold this evidence back until later on in the case to prove up your case. Sometimes it's a...

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FAMILY LAW ISSUES, if the other party does not disclose her main income, but you know where she works/for who, what do you do?

I agree with Matt. You can have a subpoena issued to obtain the records of the employer. You can either ask for the records in the subpoena and...

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Can a 17 year old girl move in a 20 year old with out parents consent?

You have plenty of time to be an adult; and, your parents are charged with taking care of you until you are legally an adult, which sometimes means...