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What the heck do your in-laws have to do with this? Do you want to live with them? If so, then you have to do what they say if you want to live... Read Answer
Representaion would almost certainly be benificial. He should definitely have a consult. He can our office and we would love to speak... Read Answer
Annulments are usually not granted, and are expensive even to try.
File for Divorce and consider a Personal Protective Order.
Unless they file a petition after she dies alleging something horrible against you, you have the sole right to custody of your son. He has no... Read Answer
The house is marital property and subject to division. It is impossible to tell how ALL of your property will be divided based upon the existence of... Read Answer
No such thing as alimony in Indiana. You may have to pay maintenance on a temporary basis during the divorce proceedings; these facts do not on... Read Answer
All depends on what the decree says. Take it back to your attorney and ask him or her. If you did not use one (which may under these circumstances... Read Answer
It is not a question of discretion with the judge based upon the facts as stated. Your ex can force the sale of the house. You might want to talk to... Read Answer
18 days is unlikely to make the difference, so you should send your appearance in IF the other state has jurisdiction in your case. To answer that... Read Answer
Contact Legal services in your community. All 92 counties participate in some sort of legal services organization. Any good local social service... Read Answer
When the house is refinanced with a loan payable to him only, the bank will want a quitclaim deed from you. At that time, the deed will be in his... Read Answer
If he was given the house as part of the asset agreement then it is his. You should have quit claimed your half to him. If the agreement just says... Read Answer
You give her a statement revoking the power of attorney and give copies of that statement to every one she has been dealing with on your behalf.