My husband has 28 years in the marine corps. And is retiring, he wants a devorce. I have been with him for 24 of those years.

You'll need. Divorce lawyer familiar with military pensions and that can discuss with you your options. Make sure they've been through the military...

You should be prepared to pay something. If a divorce is filed, your wife will likely request temporary support which you'll pay for the duration...

If I had a Felony Theft conviction 28 years ago and have been gainfully employed, When apply for future jobs what do I say?

You should contact a lawyer to seal that record. More than enough time has passed and assuming you don't have more than one misdemeanor conviction,...

I'm a father of 9 children getting a divorce. Child support calculations stop at 6. How do you calculate.

It depends on your income, but it's a decision of the Agency/Judge. For this, you should get a lawyer to speak on your behalf.

Do I need an employment law attorney?

FCRA, like all statutes, is complex and would be best if considered by an attorney along with all the facts of your application process.

Can I start the child support process prior to my child being delivered?

It's unlikely you'll get much cooperation from the Agency prior to the birth. Keep a good enough relationship with Dad to know where he lives and...

My daughter's mom wants to leave the state without my permission. Can she legally do this?

Find your visitation order and consult with a lawyer. You need to tell the court about her failing to abide by the order. Plus, by being in court...

Oddly enough, they probably can. However, this type of issue can't be explained without a lot more detail from you and about your individual...

How can I go about getting a divorce if my husband is currently incarcerated until the year 219?

Filing for divorce while someone is incarcerated is a little more involved than a traditional divorce since you'll need to get him served with the...

I just quit my job, and my employer took my last check from me.

You must get paid for the time worked under both federal and state law. They have 30 days to pay you. If they don't, hire a lawyer and sue for...