If you and your spouse are living apart contemplating a divorce, can you have your spouse's name remove from a retirement plan

You cannot remove his name from your plan while you are married. You would probably benefit from discussing this matter with a family law attorney....

I agree it doesn't hurt to ask. It will depend on the facts involved, the Judge's disposition re: no contact orders and your probation status....

I would like to retrieve my car

I agree with Mr. Carter. Ask her for it. If she refuses, then seek legal action. Absent an agreement to the contrary, you should be successful. Who...

Unpaid child support

It is unclear what visit you are referring to. It seems like he has been out of the picture since October, correct? Is this the first scheduled...

What does the law say about siblings of opposite sex sharing a bedroom? If so, until what age? RE: girl age 13 and boy age 7

There is no law regarding this issue. The Court would look at the bigger picture--the best interests of the minor children.

I was helping someone get their car unstuck from snowbank. He got arrested for DWI. Can I be subpoena to court.

Yes, you may receive a subpoena. In fact, you may receive a subpoena from your friend's defense attorney.

My court papers say the non custodial parent gets 4 weeks of summer vacation. does that mean thats it and no more weekday visits

Typically, the summer weeks are in addition to the regular parenting time. However, during your summer weeks, his regular parenting time would cease.

My spouse filed for divorce 1st but I wasnt served.I filed 1 week after her and she was served.Where will proceedings take place

As long as residency (10 days in county) is established at time of filing, the first to file trumps the other.

Trust administration upon death

Meet with an attorney to assist you. Depending upon how the trust is funded, you may not need to open a probate estate.

Should I sign a quit claim deed to add my husband to the title of our home.

I agree with Mr. Gornbein. You need to speak with an attorney as the answer is based on a number of facts. If you have lost faith in yours, then...