I married my husband July 27, 2012 and it isn't working out what is the best way for me to go about ending the marriage?

If your husband fathered a child without your knowledge within 10 months of the date of solemnization of your marriage, then you may have the...

What is a typical timeline for a divorce decree in Virginia once the 1 year separation is up?

I agree with Attorney Wright's response and would only add the following comments: 1. A no fault divorce (i.e., a divorce whose grounds are...

I would like to reassess my child support. I would be asking for half of all medical and dental costs for my child.

If the child support order was issued by a Maryland court and the father still resides in Maryland, then you need to petition the Maryland court...

Does a biological father have rights if he has paternity testing done but is not on the birth certificate?

YES, the father may assert his parental rights whether you put him on the birth certificate or not. As the previous attorney explained, the...

How do i legally go about making my mom's ex boyfriend leave the house?

For starters, there is the question of whether YOU should be doing anything about this or whether this is your mother's battle to fight. If you...

Can a 17 year old move out on there own

The first question that would need to be answered is whether you have the permission of your parent(s) or legal custodian to do what you are...

If your primary objective is to remain in the house for another 3-4 years until your 14 year old graduates from high school, then I would strongly...

If you have lived separate and apart, without cohabitation and without interruption, for a period of at least one year with the intent on the part...

My husband want to leave me cause he thanks that i am cheating on him and we been together for 20 yrs. and we have 2 girls

As far as the legal issues are concerned, Attorney Thomas has provided you with a good response. The best thing to do with regard to your legal...

Power of attorney questions...see in details section

First of all, a Power of Attorney EXPIRES (i.e., becomes invalid) upon the death of the grantor (i.e., your dad). So, having a POA from your dad...