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Re: Adultery

Anita Meh — Sun, 16 Dec 2018 12:03:52 -0000

Why people cheat so much? Back in 2017, I met my love on a dating site and immediately, we got talking and wanted to see each other, it was a quick one. We fell in love fast, wanted
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Mid 2018, we got married and had beautiful kids, moved to a new home. Now, the
story is that I have a job which is very tasking. I travel a lot, now,
recently, I started feeling insecure, because I know who I'm in love with, he
started giving me this attention, Online in WhatsApp at night and won't give me
a text. I felt bad, talked to him about this but said its nothing. Curiosity
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Re: Can I claim my unmarried partner as a dependent on my tax return?

Kat Patrick — Thu, 11 Jan 2018 14:00:45 -0000

What state do you live in? I live in Kansas, and filed jointly with my daughter's father one. Four years later, it cost me almost $3,000 for a divorce.

Re: What is Marital and Non-Marital Property?

Debbie O. — Sat, 06 Jan 2018 02:02:53 -0000

My spouse of 20 years and I are divorcing in Tennessee. We got a home on land contract and paid on the contract for approximately one year. I inherited money form a family member, deposited into my personal checking account and wrote a check two days later to pay off the contract. The house is probably worth close to double what I paid. Will my husband be entitled to my inheritance portion of the property?

Re: Can I Stop Child Support Payments While I’m Out of Work?

DocX — Tue, 02 Jan 2018 13:10:24 -0000

So you are defending Valhalkarie's comments? Because she is the one I was replying to.

Re: Can I Stop Child Support Payments While I’m Out of Work?

DocX — Tue, 02 Jan 2018 13:09:47 -0000

I was responding to Valhalkarie, not James

Re: Joint Legal Custody

mary lames — Sun, 31 Dec 2017 15:09:25 -0000

is it legal for my ex the mother of our son to contact my ex employer to ask questions about me without my knowledge ?

Re: Can I Stop Child Support Payments While I’m Out of Work?

Christopher Vlahakis — Sun, 31 Dec 2017 04:03:39 -0000

Wow. Another " your a moron who doesn't know how to read" comment. YOU'RE the one that just made an ass of yourself.

Re: Can I Stop Child Support Payments While I’m Out of Work?

Christopher Vlahakis — Sun, 31 Dec 2017 04:00:02 -0000

" your a real winner"? Better check that IQ again, Einstein. " You're" the moron in this thread.

Re: Parental Alienation

sandy carr — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 16:58:49 -0000

Not every story is yours...

Re: Parental Alienation

sandy carr — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 16:51:24 -0000

Stand strong and motion the court to address it as contempt if she has already been warned by the courts.

Re: Custodial Interference

Francis R Kimble Wilson — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 13:36:07 -0000

Question on if you have visitation decree that said child is to stay nights or days.but ex pretty much did not want to abide by it even thoe he payed attorney to create it 6 years since he gets them every other weekend they are 14.15 years old and 2017 they did not want attend christmas dinner due to our beliefs and now he wants to abide .and im married now and they are use to how things been set up what are my rights

Re: Joint Legal Custody

Sammy Smiles — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 12:54:54 -0000

Not sure if anyone would be able to give me any insight while I wait for my lawyers to draw up papers but I am having a situation of my own. About 4 years ago my son's father took me to court to have papers drawn up for 50/50 legal custody and physical custody that mind you we had already had set in place for five years prior. We had never had any issues however his new girlfriend told him he should get it in writing. Since then he has been with three other women one whom he had a child with and she left him during the pregnancy because he is an impossible person to live with. My issue now is he has a new girlfriend whom he met online who is a teacher. We have a custody agreement that states that neither parent should unreasonably withhold the child from the other parent. Every year around Christmas I get laid off from work due to the weather because I work Bridge construction and every year for Christmas vacation I take my son during the day time until his father gets out of work so that way I can make up for time that I did not get to spend with him due to my long work hours to try to make ends meet because I have never gotten child support. This year his father decided to make things difficult and he is forcing my ten-year-old son to spend his vacation with his new girlfriend whom my son doesn't like however with all of the women that have come in and out of his life he would prefer not to spend too much time with them in case they leave just like all the others. I tried to make this clear to my son's father that I should have first choice to keep my son during the daytime hours while he is working he is refusing to allow this and holding my son from me. As I stated we've never had a problem with this in the past but how he hates that he is forced into relationships with his new girlfriends and it is making him very uncomfortable. As I stated also my lawyers are drawing up papers but I needed to hear if anyone else has had this situation happen so I know that I am not crazy for wanting to spend this time with my child instead of him being forced into another relationship that may not last. Does anyone have any insight I live in Massachusetts I know the laws differ state to state but I am at my wit's end and just want to do what's best for my son. Sorry this was so long

Re: The Basics of Property Distribution

Carmelita Myers — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 18:45:20 -0000

My spouse died unexpectedly, I am trying to put his house in my name, do I have to go through probate?

Re: Guardianship vs. Adoption

Patty — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 13:01:19 -0000

My sister has custody of her grandson. Her daughter is a drug user, so is the father of the child. The father of the child does not see him. My sister, that has custody, is dying of cancer. She wants me to have custody of my nephew. Is there any grants, money that I can receive for raising my nephew? I live in Pennsylvania.

Re: Alienation of Affection

Richard Reinhardt Jr — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 08:26:47 -0000

my wife has been cheating on me off and on for years.We have been married for 28 years and I am done with her hurting me like this.I also have M.S. and I only get a disability check for $800 a month and there is no way I can live on that amount of money!My question is,Does my wife have to give me alimony so I can keep living the life that I have been,also I am on her insurance and I would not be able to pay for doc. bills and meds.What are my rights? THANKS

Re: How Do I File for Divorce if My Spouse is Missing?

Latiaha M Luttrell — Tue, 05 Dec 2017 16:04:24 -0000

Got married in Arkansas when I was 18 and I'm going on 33 now I am mourning it divorce from the man that I married back in I have not seen him in 9 years nor do I know where he is having been able find him what is the cheapest way I can get a divorce and what is the best way of going about that

Re: The Basics of Property Distribution

Krome Illusion — Mon, 04 Dec 2017 02:25:10 -0000

I am 44yrs old male, my wife an I are seperated after 12 yrs 4 of which we were married. She lives in Alabama and I live in Florida, she is asking for nothing, however i did gave her a vehicle for her and her children. We have no biologic children or adopted children together. I have recently discovered that she is the beneficiary to an extremely large trust that she signed prior to our seperarion. Our divorces has not started, if i sign the divorce papers and find out later that this trust is real. Am I intitled to some of the inharitence if i sign the dovorce papers before she obtains the money.

Re: Types of Guardianship

Cheyenne Hickey — Sun, 03 Dec 2017 23:21:55 -0000

My parents want to give me guardianship over my younger sister because she isn't doing well where she is. In aware of the things that need to be done but I'm not sure if there are always hearings for these types of things. I live about 2000 miles away so I wouldn't be able make that trip. I need help

Re: Causes of Invalid Marriages

Annette Clark — Wed, 29 Nov 2017 13:18:31 -0000

I was going over my divorce decree from years back and noticed that they misspelled my maiden name am I still married how can I get this corrected.

Re: Custodial Interference

meghan gibbs — Tue, 28 Nov 2017 09:34:23 -0000

I have a question now. My husband took me to court for visitation for both of my kids he's in prison for a while I have primary residence and custody of them until he gets out then he can have my daughter because he has custody of her the thing is i waved my right to a lawyer and a trial he's now saying that i have no rights to both my kids when he gets out they combined both court orders does that mean i have no rights to them and if i don't how can i get them back i have been taking care of them since they were born and he's been in and out of prison i wanted joint custody but he said i lost custody to both of my kids what can i do can someone help me

Re: What Happens When The Custodial Parent Moves Away?

Jack Ryan (Jonathan) — Mon, 27 Nov 2017 01:22:37 -0000

The payment or lack of child support does not change your parental rights. If you are homeless, $100,000 behind on child support payments but you were a good parent, you should be entitled to shared custody of those children. Moreover, regardless of income, the spouse who remarries should be considered the "moneyed" spouse for all of the non-cash savings that two-parent households can have, for instance never having to hire a sitter. The default configuration should be 50/50 with no money changing hands between spouses, only going into an escrow account maintained by a State agency.

Re: What Happens When The Custodial Parent Moves Away?

Jack Ryan (Jonathan) — Mon, 27 Nov 2017 01:17:46 -0000

It's hardly abandonment if he wants to maintain his visitation. Biological parents do have rights unless there is a court ordered removal of rights. This is extraordinarily rare here and California is actually better than most States at making an attempt to allow both biological parents access to children. All too often, parents re-marry after a divorce because they feel that will fix their own problems without realizing that they have created a whole new set of problems for their children simply by taking them away from a loving parent.

Re: Custodial Interference

LORD GEKKO — Tue, 21 Nov 2017 13:48:57 -0000

I stand with you brother. It sickens me that I have to pay money to not have my kid in my life. My child is the only family I have in this world. I grew up with no mother, father or siblings and it kills me that I can't have my own child. I was good to my ex and I am a damn good father, I know this because I am. She left me because she doesn't want to compromise on anything and that is the only reason. Well, her twisted mother taught her us men are nothing but sperm donors and a monthly check; so, I had 18 years of that type of thinking to work against. I may have fucked up a lot of things in my life but that little girl is the only thing I have done right by and I hardly get to see her. More so now that her mom isn't allowing me visitation anymore. Told me to take her to court she isn't worried because the courts always side with the moms. I didn't get to see her on Father's Day and my ex thinks it is totally acceptable for my child to have been sending the day with her new boyfriend. I just cannot get it through her head that that is the one day of the year that she is to only be with me and never some other dude her mom is banging. It was all I could do to not go to that house and bury mom and her flavor of the month in the back yard.

Re: Custodial Interference

LORD GEKKO — Tue, 21 Nov 2017 13:39:19 -0000

Simple solution. Don't bring him back. Keep the kid until the (grrr hard to not say the words that come to mind) mother stops being difficult and picks him up.

Re: Alienation of Affection

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