Family Lawyer
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation, Guardianship
The Family Court judge will look at all aspects of your case equally. They are all relevant, and the court has jurisdiction over your marital...
If you are concerned that you may be at risk for being sent to jail, then you need to consult - in person - with an attorney to discuss your...
There is no law prohibiting you from paying some of your husband's legal expenses. In fact, given the economy and the general circumstances of a...
Your best course of action is to respond to the DV Restraining Order in court. If you believe that she's lying, then you'll have to figure out how...
Is your question whether you can walk her Response in to the courthouse and file it? If so: Of COURSE you can! You have to file a request...
File a Request for Orders (RFO) and ask for support to be temporary suspended, or at least reduced. Explain your reasons. Provide evidence. As...
Your question is confusing: Why do you want to "prove" that it's your inheritance? - Are you trying to *get* your inheritance? If so, you'll...
If you can afford to move out, and you want to move out, then by all means do so. If you need financial assistance to pay for rent, etc., then...
You'll want to file for a divorce sooner, rather than later, because once you do, his assets can be essentially "frozen" (if you do it right),...
If you keep copies of the checks, then you might be able to convince a judge that they're separate property, but it is not, in any way, certain.
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