Divorce

You need to visit the court that has jurisdiction over your case and inquire about assistance in filing for contempt. There may be a court advocate that can assist you. Otherwise, you should inquire at the court about a free legal aid agency or hire a private attorney, perhaps the attorney who represented you in the divorce.

My divore is finalized I can't find the original papers and I'm about to get married again. Name Roderick L. Green/ Sabrina Green I think it was fianlized in February.

Yes. If you have made and documented every effort to locate your husband and cannot find him you can get permission from the court to publish a "motion to serve" in the newspaper. If you still can't get his attention to serve him with divorce papers within 60 days, you'll go back to get a new summons and additional time. It is pretty much up to the judge from that point forward.

The question of whether any couple regardless of the amount of time married, should undergo counselling is entirely dependent upon their personal circumstances.

This is the judge's duty. A decree of divorce is written and issued by the court, not by one of the parties to the divorce.

Depending on the details it may need to be disputed in civil court or you may need to forget about it.

Depending on the details it may need to be disputed in civil court or you may need to forget about it.

Depending on the details it may need to be disputed in civil court or you may need to forget about it.

Depending on the details it may need to be disputed in civil court or you may need to forget about it.

because women usually win over a divorce.

therefor they feel more secure , and dominant while going to court.

if you are getting divorced and want a tattoo to celebrate or remember or whatever and you have a design in mind then yes there are

Henry 8th needed a son so he created the church of England and then divorce. init.

In all likelihood, the likelihood is "no effect at all". But there are differences in the laws from state to state, so it is wise to discuss this with a divorce lawyer.

• Fifty years ago people prided themselves in saying their vows in the church of their choice and also taking pride in trying to stay together no matter what the problems were. In some cases some couples definetely should have been divorced back then, but women had few rights and most couples didn't have the money for lawyers and so they either stayed together or the husband deserted the family (and on rare occasions some wives would desert their family.) An unhappy marriage that is not being maintained is not good for the environment of children. In these modern times young people are not getting married until they are in their late 20's or up to mid-30's. Some choose to live together. Churches now realize that marriage in the church is slipping greatly because some people get married by a Justice of the Peace; they may go to another country to get married or, they live together because they feel marriage in the church is simply a piece of paper. Also during these modern times there is far more divorce or desertion because couples don't seem to have the maturity to try to get through the rough spots of marriage and much of this is due to media hype in many areas that it is OK to cheat on your mate; come and go in the relationship as they choose without any moral standards.

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Yes. Florida is a marrige state once you are married not matter if married before or after you are both now owners of that home. * If the house was in your name ONLY before you got married, he has no claim to it. * If the spouse was not added to the title then he does not have ownership rights to the property itself. He will however, be entitled to recover at least a portion if not half of the money he paid into the purchase of the property or a "trade off" in other assets to allow the equitable distribution of marital property.

No, the waiting period would apply to a person in the military and/or living out of the state where the divorce decree was granted.

Once the divorce has commenced it's too late to protect assets. That sort of planning must be done well ahead of time.

You can hire an attorney or represent yourself but will eventually need to go to NY to finalize the divorce. Search the web for NY Court Divorce Forms. Just make sure if you've been served with papers already that you ANSWER in the time alotted! Good Luck.

The judge is the one who renders the final decision regarding child custody, child support, financial maintenance, and property division.

yes at any time

You can get divorce court fees waived if you fall below a certain poverty level point. Even if you spouse is incarcerated, you would have to pay the fees if you have a good income.

It sounds like the parent was setting up the kids for some serious feelings of guilt. "If I hadn't been friends with..." Instead, the adulterer needs to let the kids know that they were not at fault. The adulterer didn't trip on the carpet and accidentally have intercourse with someone, there were plenty of steps along the way and plenty of chances to stop. Don't put it on the kids, don't make them carry the burden and don't let them grow up in life believing that you have no control over what goes on between your legs. Adults are supposed to be capable of making intelligent decisions. That's what we should do, wouldn't you agree? * If you are referring to whether or not the parent who is accused of committing adultery would still be eligible for receiving custody of minor children born of the marriage, yes he or she would.

You should consider divorce when: * You are being mentally or physically abused * When your spouse is constantly cheating and there is no sign of it stopping. * When the spouse is either an alcoholic, drug user and refuses treatment. * When both parties argue beyond reason constantly and there is no end in sight. This can be extremely hard on any children the couple may have and a waste of time for the couple to be together. * If the spouse disappears for days or weeks at a time without any explanation as to where they have been. * If the male is capable of working, but refuses to support his family. These are a few reasons. If the person has a problem and seeks help then the other spouse should be there as support. If the spouse doesn't cooperate then it's time to move on. It's not healthy for you or any children involved.

Get with a divorce lawyer for a consultation, many offer a free consultation. The process depends on the situation.

Yes, you can divorce in New York state no matter where you married, providing that at least one spouse meets the residency requirements for divorce in New York State. Currently, you must live in NY state for 1 full year before filing for divorce. If your spouse has never lived in New York state and the causes of the divorce did not occur in New York state and you were married elsewhere, then you must wait 2 full years.