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There are a number of ways. Beyond the obvious (photos, etc.) testimony regarding his admissions; his girlfiend's testimony, etc.
You should... Read Answer
Your divorce decree would neeed to be reviewed. Typically, those funds are divided at the time of the divorce if the spouse is vested in the... Read Answer
It sounds as if you have an attorney already. You should pose this question to your attorney.
You need to pose the question to your lawyer.
Ethically, when you are already represented by counsel other attorneys are very limited with regard to... Read Answer
You need to talk to your divorce attorney.
You have your own testimony. A judge will determine which of you is truthful. Besides that, there are several grounds upon which a divorce can... Read Answer
Sure you can ask. However, I would need to know if you have children, property, etc., to determine if your case is indeed "uncontested." You nmay... Read Answer
Sounds like you need to hire a new lawyer. If you would like to discuss the matter, today you may call me at (501) 517-1100. My regular office number... Read Answer
Your email is not posed as a question so I really am not sure what you are looking for by way of response. However, I will tell you that there is no... Read Answer
After you have taken several steps to locate him you can ask for the Court to issue a warning order that you publlish in a newspaper, By doing this... Read Answer
Yes, you can. Just as if you had been married 20 and have no children.
I don't believe that wfe being a native American has any relevancy. Perhaps, if she lives on a reservation with the child there may be some Federal... Read Answer
Yes. That situation does not bar commencement of a lawsuit. Of course, service of summons, etc., must be complied with as in any case.
No. You must file a complaint for divorce with the Clerk of the appropriate Court and complete several procedural steps required by Arkansas Law.
If you have lived in Arkansas long enough, you can file here.
You must file for divorce, get him served, etc. There are a number of lawyers to assist you with that.
You simply need a divorce attorney. His conduct will serve as grounds for divorce under an enumerated statutory list of grounds.
I would need to know more about your trust. Is your husband a beneficiary of the trust?
Your husband simply putting property in other people's names should not affect your marital interest if you have such and interest in the subject... Read Answer
You need to file a petition for name change in the Circuit Court of your area. You can change your name if you are not doing so for an unlawful or... Read Answer
The vehicle would likely be deemed marital property regardless of the title change but the debt would likely be a joint debt so the exchange would be... Read Answer
It appears that you have grounds. You need to hire a lawyer to get a divorce. There is no "qiuk" (sic) divorce in Arkansas really. You have to be a... Read Answer
Where did you get married?
If you were married in the U.S. you must file for divorce where you are a "resident." If you can serve him with summons,... Read Answer
I believe that you can sell your interest in the real estate, provided that, a court has not ordered that your former wife got the house in your... Read Answer