I want a divorce, but don't know how to find my spouse.

Yes, it is possible. However, if you know where he is, it is cheaper to have the paperwork given to him at home. Service by publication in...

Filed For Divorce 18 Years Ago... And Still Married To Him???? Confused...

Anyone can sue anyone for anything. Completing the action is a whole different matter. If you were not granted a final divorce by a court of...

I need to file a Motion to Modify child support with a few extra circumstances.

Mr. Scully is right on the mark. It is not fast and it can be frustrating, but they know how to make it happen (eventually) and it will not cost...

Is it illegal for a parent to discuss and plan to murder the other parent in front of the minor child?

It's at least incredibly stupid, isn't it? Some divorce decrees have specific provisions that the parents will not speak negatively of the other...

Me and my husband are seperated. The kids and I called his apartment to try to talk to him concerning some money .

If that phone is your primary means of reaching him and he has not told you to stop calling, it is highly unlikely she can pursue charges against...

Yes and no. The Notary only certifies that the people who appeared to sign it are the people who signed it. So, like a contract, it is still an...

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My son will soon be 18, is it legal for him to move out? Unhappy Mom! In Alabama

Yes and no. In Alabama, turning 18 means...nothing. The age of majority in Alabama is inexplicably 19. Only Vermont shares this view on...

Do I qualify for alimony?

There are multiple factors involved. Why have you been unable to work? If you are disabled, it is not a factor in alimony. Did you quit your job...

Can I fight a case law in AL that has impacted my alimony even though I do not live there? It would need to be appealed in AL.

Whether you are a resident or not is not an issue if you party to the case. Any case you are party to, you have the same right of appeal as anyone...

An unjust AL case law impacted my alimony. Should the case law ever be over turned, can I then seek have my alimony restored?

There aren't enough facts here to say. If you are still receiving alimony and the law has only 'impacted' it, then you might be able to get it...