Family Law Help - Divorce lawyer in Long Island

We liked that this family law firm has a high volume of uncontested divorces. Listen to what Bryan L. Salamone, a divorce lawyer in Long Island, has to say about his practice. For those in the middle of a tough divorce, custody dispute, or family law matter in New York, it might help. www.divorcelawyerlongisland.com Video Rating: 1 / 5

New York divorce lawyer Jeffrey B. Peltz gives an introduction to uncontested divorce in New York.

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can my wife take my daughter out of state (california) without my permission? she's taken her to florida.?

Question by John S: can my wife take my daughter out of state (california) without my permission? she's taken her to florida.? the judge in florida has granted her temporary custody until the 28th of september even though we are residents of california. i served her with divorce papers from california before she got the temp custody in florida. what can i do besides contact an attorney...don't have the money. Best answer:

Answer by adrianlepine4190
I'm going through kinda the same thing. And my lawyer said that untill the divorce is final and one of us is given custody of the child that legally either parent can take the child and go anywhere they want.

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Q&A: Served ex with divorce papers, how long can he stall?

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Question by Stephie: Served ex with divorce papers, how long can he stall? I had my husband served with divorce papers, I live in Florida, he lives in New Jersey. There was a lot of physical abuse and now he ducks out on most of his responsibilities regarding our children. He answered the petition a day late (fla. gives 20 days) and now his attorney says he needs time to collects his papers etc. How long can he realistically stall. He is not battling for the kids just child support. Is there a standard time frame given before going for mediation/arbitration then judge??? Ps...we are both represented by attornies. Best answer:

Answer by Trilliana
Hi, If you are not using an attorney, you probably should; the do-it-yourself kits are only good when everyone follows the rules. You need professional help when one of the parties decides they don't want to play by the rules. Looks like your husband wants to play this out. Get an attorney so that you are protected. Best Wishes!

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Long Island Mothers Rights Lawyers New York Child Custody Attorneys Melville Family Law Firm

www.aggressivelongislandcustodyattorney.com 888-389-1411 Mothers should not rely on the unspoken preference of custody going to the mother. Protect your mother's rights. Contact Bryan L Salamone & Associates in Melville, New York. [GRAPHIC BRYAN L. SALAMONE & ASSOCIATES, PC, DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW, Free Consultation. Call Now!, 631-479-2857 | 888-389-1411, www.AggressiveLongIslandCustodyAttorney.com, 1145 Walt Whitman Road Melville, NY 11747] Mother's rights have been eroded and chipped away by the father's rights, and a lot -- [GRAPHIC: Bryan L. Salamone, Esq., Attorney at Law] -- of the men are simply trying to gain favor and custody to reduce support obligations. We know this and we're ready to attack those positions. It's important that a mother does not rely on the unspoken preference of custody going to the mother. In fact, mothers should get the most experienced and the most well-known attorneys. There are attorneys who aren't prepared to litigate. We're prepared to take any case to trial -- [GRAPHIC: BRYAN L. SALAMONE & ASSOCIATES, PC, DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW, Free Consultation. Call Now!, 631-479-2857 | 888-389-1411, www.AggressiveLongIslandCustodyAttorney.com, 1145 Walt Whitman Road Melville, NY 11747] -- and to do what it takes to fight hard for our clients.

Attorney Larry Rice, a senior partner at Memphis based firm Rice, Amundsen, & Caperton, PLLC, provides an explanation of grounds for divorce. Larry Rice is certified as a Family Law Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and certified as a Family Law Specialist by the Tennessee Board of Specialization. Mr. Rice has lectured at six American Bar Association conventions. He has lectured to lawyers in Tennessee, New York, Georgia, Arkansas, Mississippi, Illinois, Indiana, Virginia, Louisiana, New Jersey, Missouri, North Carolina, Nevada, California, New Jersey, Washington, Massachusetts, Alabama, California, Ohio, and Canada on many occasions on topics from Law Office Management to Ethics to Trial Practice. He authored Divorce Practice in Tennessee, The Effective Ethical Lawyer, and The Complete Guide to Divorce Practice: Forms and Procedures for Lawyers 1st, 2nd and 3rd editions. He served on the Editorial Board of the Matrimonial Strategist and has contributed articles on trial tactics, AIDS, and other topics. He was the founding Chairperson of the Divorce and Family Law Section of the Memphis Bar Association and co-founder of the Family Law Section of the Tennessee Bar Association. Mr. Rice is listed in Who's Who in American Law and Who's Who in the World. He is a partner at Rice, Amundsen, and Caperton, LLPC He practices law daily and can be reached either by phone at 901-526-6701, by fax 901-526-6702, or by e-mail at lrice@ricelaw.com. He practice law at ... Video Rating: 5 / 5

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Should I (child) be receiving Child Support? And to which Age?

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Question by John: Should I (child) be receiving Child Support? And to which Age? I'm 17 and currently a resident of New York. My mother and father divorced when I was 6, and my mom received custody of me and my 2 brothers. When I was 14, I decided I wanted to live with my father in New York (my mother lived in another state). My dad sued for custody, and 2 years later me and one of my brothers moved up with me. My mom had quit the custody battle, and had the attorney put in her papers that my dad had to sign that neither parent has to pay child support (my dad had me and 1 brother, my mom had just 1 brother). My dad very reluctantly agreed because the school year was starting. I'm going to be a senior in the fall, and next June, I'll turn 18 and go to a university somewhere in Manhatten. Despite the legal agreement between my mom and dad, could I sue her for child support which I should legally get till I'm 21? Going to college in the city will be expensive! Best answer:

Answer by little78lucky
First: No there is an agreement Second: Child Support is usually only paid till 18 unless otherwise stated Third: Your parents are under no legal obligation to put you through college.

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Served ex with divorce papers, how long can he stall?

Question by Stephie: Served ex with divorce papers, how long can he stall? I had my husband served with divorce papers, I live in Florida, he lives in New Jersey. There was a lot of physical abuse and now he ducks out on most of his responsibilities regarding our children. He answered the petition a day late (fla. gives 20 days) and now his attorney says he needs time to collects his papers etc. How long can he realistically stall. He is not battling for the kids just child support. Is there a standard time frame given before going for mediation/arbitration then judge??? Ps...we are both represented by attornies. Best answer:

Answer by Trilliana
Hi, If you are not using an attorney, you probably should; the do-it-yourself kits are only good when everyone follows the rules. You need professional help when one of the parties decides they don't want to play by the rules. Looks like your husband wants to play this out. Get an attorney so that you are protected. Best Wishes!

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My child in Florida wants me to file for custody of her, she is over 14. Where can I get free legal forms?

Question by Deborah C: My child in Florida wants me to file for custody of her, she is over 14. Where can I get free legal forms? I already know its her choice and etc, and that a judge will privately ask her etc. so, I cannot afford an attorney, and need the forms, i know you can get them online free, but I also know alot of those websites are shams and eventually want money from you...If I could go to school online for FREE for paralegal, I would do that, just to do this whole divorce thing myself...right now though the most important thing is the divorce. Well apparantly some people need to attack people to answer questions....The STATE of FLORIDA does let children decide whom they want to live with if they are 12 years of age...if weighs VERY HEAVY on their consideration..My question wasn't "does anyone have a money tree i can go pull money off of because my child is sick".. and it is not can I have some cash to go file for custody...I said, I am poor I'm sorry, if i wasn't rubbing that in enough for you... but let me grovel that I make only 7 dollars an hour and not the 250 dollars an hour that a lawyer asks for..Gees, God blesses you with something in Life like intelligence and you directly emotionally harm others with your blessing. I will ask God to teach me better forgiveness of cruel people. Now as far as the other questions that weren't rediculously mean.. we have a separation..believe it or not, not everybody can win in a custody battle..he won first, my child needs me and I reached out to you.. thankx Best answer:

Answer by sunset
If she is your child why don't you already have custody of her. Who must you divorce first?

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Question about permanant, non-modifyable alimony in Florida... is it really permanent?

Question by : Question about permanant, non-modifyable alimony in Florida... is it really permanent? My dad and my mom have been divorced for seven years now. When they filed for divorce, my dad couldn't afford an attorney and kinda got screwed -- divorce is a hard thing on people and during the stress of it all, it was accidentally overlooked that my mom was requesting alimony pretty much until the day she passes on, or gets remarried. My dad is living paycheck to paycheck and the extra money he's having to give her is killing him. Well, my grandmother (my mother's mother) passed on last May and left my mom over $ 100,000. Now it seems that my mother is continuing to say that she "needs" that alimony money because she's being spiteful and thinks my dad ruined her life, yadda yadda. In the divorce decree, it says that it is permanent, unmodifiable alimony. My dad is hoping that if he writes a letter asking her if she would stop it that she will, now that she has her inheritance money. My question is, can SHE modify it, or is it only HIM that can't modify it? Has anyone been through a similar situation with permanent, unmodifiable alimony in Florida? My dad's attempted to talk to an attorney, but they all seem to want money before they give him any answers. Also, if anyone knows any male family law lawyers in Orlando that could help, that would be fantastic. Thank you so much for your help. Best answer:

Answer by Snarkopolous Rex
Permanent and unmodifiable usually means just that. However, if both parties agree to change the arrangement then it can probably be done. It will involve talking to an attorney though, and they do usually charge for their time.

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Should I (child) be receiving Child Support? And to which Age?

Question by John: Should I (child) be receiving Child Support? And to which Age? I'm 17 and currently a resident of New York. My mother and father divorced when I was 6, and my mom received custody of me and my 2 brothers. When I was 14, I decided I wanted to live with my father in New York (my mother lived in another state). My dad sued for custody, and 2 years later me and one of my brothers moved up with me. My mom had quit the custody battle, and had the attorney put in her papers that my dad had to sign that neither parent has to pay child support (my dad had me and 1 brother, my mom had just 1 brother). My dad very reluctantly agreed because the school year was starting. I'm going to be a senior in the fall, and next June, I'll turn 18 and go to a university somewhere in Manhatten. Despite the legal agreement between my mom and dad, could I sue her for child support which I should legally get till I'm 21? Going to college in the city will be expensive! Best answer:

Answer by realistic girl
Wrong section

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About Jason Kidd/domestic violence?

Question by fucose_man: About Jason Kidd/domestic violence? Don't you find the following statement absurd: "He says he's threatened by her? He's a star athlete. She's 5-foot-2, I think, and 105 pounds," said celebrity New York divorce lawyer Raoul Felder, one of the attorneys representing Joumana Kidd. If what he is claiming is true, it is disgusting that we still have this idea that women are not capable of terrorizing their husbands in the same way that men can terrorize their wives. Just because a man is bigger doesn't mean his wife cannot be abusive. Some men are just not violent, believe it or not, and are afraid to do anything because she will likely not be arrested or charged. Here is an interesting survey - more than 60% of women say it's OK to hit your husband, and more than 35% have done so. http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/mpapps/pagetools/print/news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/5092100.stm Is this not a terrible double standard? p.s. Yes I know I am about to get a wave of angry people writing me emails.... Bagpuss what are you saying? I am sorry that you were abused and I will not justify anyone abusing anybody. I am just saying isn't is unfair that we cut abusive women a break and bring the hammer down so hard on abusive men? Best answer:

Answer by Mary O
I agree there are alot of women that are very abusive toward their husbands/boyfriends and they need to be punished as men do wen they do it.

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About Jason Kidd/domestic violence?

Question by fucose_man: About Jason Kidd/domestic violence? Don't you find the following statement absurd: "He says he's threatened by her? He's a star athlete. She's 5-foot-2, I think, and 105 pounds," said celebrity New York divorce lawyer Raoul Felder, one of the attorneys representing Joumana Kidd. If what he is claiming is true, it is disgusting that we still have this idea that women are not capable of terrorizing their husbands in the same way that men can terrorize their wives. Just because a man is bigger doesn't mean his wife cannot be abusive. Some men are just not violent, believe it or not, and are afraid to do anything because she will likely not be arrested or charged. Here is an interesting survey - more than 60% of women say it's OK to hit your husband, and more than 35% have done so. http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/mpapps/pagetoo... Is this not a terrible double standard? p.s. Yes I know I am about to get a wave of angry people writing me emails.... Best answer:

Answer by angelkarmachic
If you can spare the points to ask this again, I'd recommend putting into the Womans Studies section under Social Science. Clearly an area dedicated to men would be ideal for this but seeing as Yahoo decided you didn't really deserve your own space, womens studies will certainly open a debate on your question and no doubt bring those hate filled emails you are expecting. I'll answer it there if you post it. If not I will edit here with an answer to the question. Which in short is, you're right, it is disgusting! Karma. x

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Question about stopping alimony in Florida... Is permanent, non-modifyable alimony just that?

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Question by : Question about stopping alimony in Florida... Is permanent, non-modifyable alimony just that? My dad and my mom have been divorced for seven years now. When they filed for divorce, my dad couldn't afford an attorney and kinda got screwed -- divorce is a hard thing on people and during the stress of it all, it was accidentally overlooked that my mom was requesting alimony pretty much until the day she passes on, or gets remarried. My dad is living paycheck to paycheck and the extra money he's having to give her is killing him. Well, my grandmother (my mother's mother) passed on last May and left my mom over $ 100,000. Now it seems that my mother is continuing to say that she "needs" that alimony money because she's being spiteful and thinks my dad ruined her life, yadda yadda. In the divorce decree, it says that it is permanent, unmodifiable alimony. My dad is hoping that if he writes a letter asking her if she would stop it that she will, now that she has her inheritance money. My question is, can SHE modify it, or is it only HIM that can't modify it? Has anyone been through a similar situation with permanent, unmodifiable alimony in Florida? My dad's attempted to talk to an attorney, but they all seem to want money before they give him any answers. Also, if anyone knows any male family law lawyers in Orlando that could help, that would be fantastic. Thank you so much for your help. Best answer:

Answer by Ender Wiggins
write a letter to the judge

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i need help if u live in florida?

Question by lil_ma_21_04: i need help if u live in florida? Hello i live in florida around ocala and i need help on getting a divorce but it cost so much anyone know on how to get a good attorney cheap plz i need a divorce fast, please help Best answer:

Answer by Kellyann
u don't have to hire an attorney. if you already know what u and ur spouse are going to settle on, type the paperwork and pay the filing fee at the courthouse. if your unsure what about the paperwork, go to ur local courthouse and a file clerk will tell you everything you need to know and perhaps give you a blank form you can just fill out. or you can always try finding a divorce attorney pro bono or going to legal aid.

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Is there any legal way to stop my father from attending my mother's funeral? (They're divorced)?

Question by : Is there any legal way to stop my father from attending my mother's funeral? (They're divorced)? My childhood was spent being abused verbally, physically, and sexually by my father. He gave my younger two brothers the same treatment. He was also terribly abusive of our mother; once going so far as to break one of her arms with a rolling pin. After a teacher at my school noticed bruises on my older brother, my father ended up in prison for seven years. He is now a registered sex offender, and I've had no contact with him for almost seventeen years. My mother passed away last week. Her funeral is planned for this coming Saturday. I have heard from my Aunt (my father's sister) that my father inquired with her about time time and place the funeral is being held. Because I refuse to see the man I asked my husband to go see him and remind him that he is most certainly not welcome. My husband was unfortunate unable to track him down, and currently no one knows where he is. I do not want him at the funeral. Neither does anyone else. I have power of attorney over my mother's estate if that makes a difference. I don't know if I can simply call the police or what. The cemetery is not on private property, so I don't know what the law is. I live in New York. If anyone has any information please help. re Uncle: He molested and abused my brothers and I. He beat my mother. And you feel I'm making the drama? Trying to stand there peacefully next to a man who did all he could to virtually ruin our lives is seriously not a pleasant idea. Re Diana B.: "To give Uncle the benefit of the doubt - we are all strangers and you're asking us all to accept your side of what happened." Yeah... Clearly when I was six I unintentionally seduced the man, and my mom was probably bad at washing socks or something, so she deserved some punches to the eye. How foolish of me not to see dad's side of things. Best answer:

Answer by Marusu
sorry im not much help but maybe you could get a restraining order or go down to the police station and ask what you can do about it , tell them how abusive he was and he has been in prison and is registered as a sex offender

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Q&A: WIFE WILL NOT COOPERATE WITH DIVORCE. WHAT DO I DO NEXT?

Question by Hopeful: WIFE WILL NOT COOPERATE WITH DIVORCE. WHAT DO I DO NEXT? I am getting divorced in palm beach county in the state of Florida. I filed for divorce, filed all my paper work, financials, etc but my ex wife will not do anything on her part. We both moved and she wont fill out and file a notice of change address to the courts. I filed my change of address. All she did was file an answer thats it. I do not have a marital agreement signed because she just refuses to do anything. I got a form for "notice of trial". I have to check uncontested or contested but if i check contested, it says that we have went to court ordered mediation which we have not. I also took the parenting class and she will not. I need some advice on how to get this moving. I fired my attorney all he wanted was more and more $ $ $ . I cannot afford an attorney. there also is NO property involved but two children involved which i give her plenty of support already. is there something else i should file before i file a "notice for trial"? or will the judge tell her she has to file when we go to court?? Best answer:

Answer by mrs_g2
Talk to the clerk of courts and ask what to do. They should be able to help. And your wife acting like a child won't change a thing. It will draw the process out longer, but the divorce WILL happen.

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if me and my wife are living in different states and want to get divorced, which state takes precedence?

Question by : if me and my wife are living in different states and want to get divorced, which state takes precedence? I live in new york, and she lives in ga. We got married in ny. Does the divorse have to go through the state we got married in? If not, does anyone know which state would be more favorable? We also have a child so I know child support is a given. I just know the cost of living is less down there then up here. And yes I know to contact an attorney....just lookining to gather some insight before i take that step, thanks. Best answer:

Answer by iyamacog
Whoever files will be the county of that state. Thus if you file than NY, and she will need to travel to appear. If she files than the county in Ga where she resides.......So it may be wise to check both states online to see those two states requirements......♥♥

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How can I file for divorce?

Question by Colleen: How can I file for divorce? I don't have the money for an attorney. I live in Florida. We have two kids and own a home. We separated about 4 months ago and each month he gives me less and less in child support. Since I have nothing legal filed in court yet he has been able to get away with it. I am tired of it though and want to file. He is living in our house and now it needs to be sold because he can't afford the payments. I am just starting a second job to try to take care of myself and the kids. Best answer:

Answer by southernlady
You should be able to go to your local child support service and get the child support through them, until you get to go to court. They will give you the child support and get him in court were he is made to pay the child support based on his income. I had to do this myself. If he does not pay it will be the state locking him up in jail. Just because you have not filed for a divorce does not mean he does not have to support his children. I posted some links about Florida Legal Aid for divorces, the last one should really help you out

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Is Barrack Obama a great American?

Question by FU: Is Barrack Obama a great American? Barrack Hussein Obama.... WANTS TO GIVE US MORE MONEY BY TAKING IT AWAY Obama's Cap and Trade plan will raise American families taxes by $ 4,000 of which about $ 700 - $ 800 will be redistributed to the needy. The other $ 3,300 will be used to pay for his stimulus plan (which quadrupled the national debt), universal healthcare ($ 1.4 trillion), and other plans. If you want to compare his spending with Bush, look here: http://blog.heritage.org/2009/03/24/bush-deficit-vs-obama-deficit-in-pictures/ ASSOCIATED WITH A DOMESTIC TERRORIST (BILL AYERS) A New York Times reporter quoted Bill Ayers saying "I don't regret setting bombs" and "I feel we didn't do enough", and, when asked if he would do it all again as saying "I don't want to discount the possibility." Obama and Ayers have stated they had no close connection, yet there is evidence that they worked on the same council for 3 years. Obama even had a fundraiser in Ayers home for his first campaign. The fundraiser was "a small gathering of about a dozen people" so they most definitely interacted. ATTENDS RACIST SERMONS WITH AMERICAN HATE SPEECH Reverand Wright is quoted as saying that the "damn Jews" control the White House. He is also quoted as saying "God damn America,"that America is "killing innocent people," and that America invented HIV/AIDS as a form of genocide against its own people. BORN IN KENYA, NOT THE UNITED STATES Despite Obama's birth certificate from Hawaii (which took a while to produce...probably because they had to make it). Someone is lying. According to Obama's Kenyan (paternal) grandmother, as well as his half-brother and half-sister, Barack Hussein Obama was born in Kenya, not in Hawaii as the Democratic candidate for president claims. His grandmother bragged that her grandson is about to be President of the United States and is so proud because she was present DURING HIS BIRTH IN KENYA, in the delivery room. -This, according to several news sites and Pennsylvania attorney Philip J. Berg who is, surprisingly, a life long democrat himself. Berg is the former Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania, and he has an impressive background in his activities as a democrat, but his support for the party seemingly stops when it comes to his trust in Barack Hussein Obama. RAISED WITH ISLAMIC INFLUENCE OVERSEAS His father was a Muslim and mother was an atheist (how is Obama a Christian?). His parents divorced and his mother got remarried to another Muslim. Barack Hussein Obama attended schools in a dominantly Islamic Indonesia for 5 years. I am not saying all Muslims are bad, I am saying Obama is lying through his teeth. DESPITE BEING CHRISTIAN, FINDS CHRISTIANITY OFFENSIVE When Obama gave a speech at Georgetown University the White House asked them to cover up a symbol representing Christianity, despite Georgetown being a Christian school. If Obama spoke at a mosque, we all know he would NEVER ask them to hide the Koran or the crescent moon. WANTS TO PUT YOUR FAMILY AT RISK "The most foolish mistake we could possibly make would be to allow the subject races to possess arms. History shows that all conquerors who have allowed their subject races to carry arms have prepared their own downfall by so doing. Indeed, I would go so far as to say that the supply of arms to the underdogs is a sine qua non for the overthrow of any sovereignty. So let's not have any native militia or native police. German troops alone will bear the sole responsibility for the maintenance of law and order throughout the occupied Russian territories, and a system of military strong-points must be evolved to cover the entire occupied country." --Adolf Hitler Obama, like Hitler, wants to rid of us the 2nd Amendment. If the British had done the same thing, we would have never achieved our freedom. The purpose of the people having weapons is do defend themselves from an unfair government, and rise when necessary. If the Jews had guns, perhaps 6 million lives could have been saved. WANTS TO IGNORE ILLEGAL ALIENS The Bush Administration proposed a rule to instruct employers how to deal with the "no-match" letters to ensure that employers don't continue to employ illegal aliens. By Obama gutting this rule, not only would illegal aliens be allowed to continue in their jobs but the Obama Administration would also be turning a blind eye to those illegal aliens who are committing felony identity theft by using the Social Security number of an American citizen or legal immigrant! WANTS TO PROSECUTE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES FOR DOING THEIR JOBS Obama sold out the CIA for using waterboarding tactics yet refused to produce the entire document so we wouldn't know what information they got from using those techniques. All we know is they used water boarding. Most likely he didn't produce those documents because we would all see that water boarding has resulted in gaining valuable information to save American lives. FAILS AS A PUBLIC SPEAKER WITHOUT A T He also bows to the ruler of Saudi Arabia, but not the Queen of England, our closest ally. He apologizes to the rest of the world for America's actions, no pride in his own country. Best answer:

Answer by Hadron Colliders
Barack Obama is a great Kenyan.

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I have a question about child support and failure to pay...?

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Question by Marie: I have a question about child support and failure to pay...? I am in New York State. I realize that this could be answered falsely and i do have an attorney. I'm just asking for advice or info to calm nerves and see what ppl think. My ex and i are divorced with one child. Our decree states he must pay me a certain amt of money each month by the first of the month. He did up until Feb. He just randomly stopped saying he doesn't have the money. He claims our agreement states his income shoudl be reassessed each year bc he has his own business yet he did nothing to get it reassessed. Instead, he has taken it upon himself to assess it and calculate his own child support amount, which he has paid me twice now. He skipped two months entirely and other two months he gave me his newly calculated one. We went to court once, have another date in few weeks. My lawyer is attempting to prove him willful and has given him a subpeona for his financial records. He also has a laywer now. I'm just wondering what on earth his lawyer could defend? Is there any way he won't have to pay me back and get his amt reduced? He never filed for a modification, just changed it himself. He also claimed to only make $ 15000 last year but has a vehicle worth about 35,000 dollars, boat, snowmobile, motorcyle, fourwheeler..etc. He has a house that he rents...i don't see how he can get away with this. I just want what's fair and i do everything for our child. He is hardly around. I'm just wondering what his lawyer can defend and what my odds are in this all given what i've said here. IF anyone has any knowledge in this, please help! Best answer:

Answer by sheloves_dablues
It's typical for ex-spouses to review income on a yearly basis and adjust support accordingly. He doesn't have to file for a modification. Support is based on income and if his income is reduced, his child support is too. That said, he can't arbitrarily change it. He must provide proof to you that his income has dropped. He hasn't done that, which is why your lawyer has subpoena'd his financial records. PS. I have a house worth half a million dollars, but my income could drop dramatically next year. I'd still have my house....

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Q&A: About renewing a green card !?

Question by : About renewing a green card !? In September 5th 1993 I moved to the USA under the status of Permanent Alien Resident (Married with a US citizen with one child T*** born in Italy whilst the father was in a Military base in Sardinia. I obtained my Green Card by going to the Paris Consulate of America (I am a French Citizen, currently living in the UK) where my card was granted based on my husband petition. Upon obtaining my Green card I moved to Raleigh, North Carolina and was (probably due to language barrier) under the impression that this card was only valid for 10 years. Later on, I was advised by various immigrants that it was a lifetime card. This information was more or less correct as I now understand that I was simply supposed to renew my card every 10 years. The initial address recorded for my Green Card was Long Island, New York where my Husband was living then. During the length of the process to obtain my Green Card he moved to North Carolina and the address registered for the immigration remained "New York" as once more, ignorant of the process to follow I was unable to understand what I should have done. Additionally, my husband was very unhelpful or willing to help with this matter and I never really got around making this correction. I divorced in 1998 in Raleigh, North Carolina with T*H** and continued to live and work in North Carolina with my three children (The two oldest ones, French Citizen and T*** above). In 1999, I remarried. My 3rd husband, A*M**, was also an American Citizen. From this marriage were born 2 more children, A*** (Aug. 1999) and B*** (Dec. 2000). In November 2001 A*M** was arrested following allegation I made to sexual abuse on my oldest daughter then aged 12. Although I pressed the charges and it was then proven to be accurate, he was released only 2 weeks later based on a deal he made with the District Attorney and was also allowed to supervised visitations with his children. This situation created a huge amount of stress and the involvement of the DSS. Feeling unsafe, depressed and vulnerable I decided for the sake of my children, to move back to Europe to promote a healthier living far from this ordeal. I intended then to come back to the USA and resume a more peaceful existence once my children would be old enough to understand the gravity of the situation, and the importance to stay away from any contact with their father as well as coping with the stress and damage that my husband had caused. In 2004 I had an offer to move to Scotland with the help of my Manager in ***, where I had been working continuously since March 1996, who found me a similar position in *** (Scotland). I had to make a really quick decision and left within 30 days without having a chance to clarify what would be my Immigration status when I left the USA. Eighteen months later, the *** site in Scotland where I was working, closed down, and I found another position with *** in Newcastle, England. I have now been working on this site since 2006 but just found out that we will shortly be made redundant. With this news, my children T*** (now 20 years old) as well as my 2 youngest children would like to go back to their home country. I also would like to return to the USA but I am not sure where to start on an immigration point of view. Looking at the various explanations on the American Immigration Website, I find myself clueless. My daughter T*** will be 21 in September 2012. I understand that she could potentially petition for me as a close relative when she reaches this age, however it would also imply that she would have to be living in the USA for several months prior to file this petition on my behalf but she is not comfortable at all with the idea of moving alone at her young age far away from her family and without being sure of the outcome of this petition. Did I live illegally in the USA for 1 year (2003 – 2004) as I should have renewed my Green card? Can T*** file a petition from abroad for me due to the circumstances (e.g. young age; not currently settled in the USA)? Was I supposed to file Tax declaration whilst abroad since I did not cancel my Green Card prior to leaving the USA? If I wish to move to the USA by filling on my own for the renewal of a Green Card, should I apply for a renewal? File for a new card? What are my chances of success based on my three children being American citizens? Best answer:

Answer by Tom
You cannot renew the green card after an absence of this duration. Your only option based upon present circumstances if for the daughter to move to the US and petition for you after reaching age 21.

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How can I file for divorce?

Question by Colleen: How can I file for divorce? I don't have the money for an attorney. I live in Florida. We have two kids and own a home. We separated about 4 months ago and each month he gives me less and less in child support. Since I have nothing legal filed in court yet he has been able to get away with it. I am tired of it though and want to file. He is living in our house and now it needs to be sold because he can't afford the payments. I am just starting a second job to try to take care of myself and the kids. Best answer:

Answer by southernlady
You should be able to go to your local child support service and get the child support through them, until you get to go to court. They will give you the child support and get him in court were he is made to pay the child support based on his income. I had to do this myself. If he does not pay it will be the state locking him up in jail. Just because you have not filed for a divorce does not mean he does not have to support his children. I posted some links about Florida Legal Aid for divorces, the last one should really help you out

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Am I required to change my birth certificate after a name change?

Question by : Am I required to change my birth certificate after a name change? I was born in New York State, and have my original birth certificate. When I was six years old, I changed my last name and have the original official record of the change from the Secretary of State of Callifornia (where I lived at the time). I have been using this second name my entire life (on passports, drivers licence, etc). I was recently married, and changed my name again on all the aforementioned documents. I am now divorced and attempting to change my name BACK to my "maiden" name, which is technically my second name. I live in Louisiana, and was just told at the OMV that I can't get a drivers license with my maiden name because the name change document from California was irrelevant because my birth certificate still had my original name. I brought my old voided passport with my maiden name, and my new (valid) passport with my married name, several forms of ID showing my maiden name, and all my marriage documents which use my maiden name. Apparently, none of this mattered - they told me the ONLY thing I could do is have my birth certificate changed, or get an additional court order to supplement my divorce decree. We didn't think to include it when we originally filed because I've never had this problem before. They told me I would have to return to the NY records bureau to have my birth certificate changed (or get an amendment to my divorce decree). Is that correct? Regardless of the marriage and divorce, should I have changed my birth certificate when I orignally changed my name? I've been using my birth certificate in conjunction with the name change order from California my entire life and never had this problem before. Is this a Louisiana thing? Why can't they accept the California name change? Why has this never been a problem in any state I've ever lived in until now? Were they just being cranky? Answers from attorneys only please. Thanks! Best answer:

Answer by Quizzard
The person at the DMV is wrong. You CANNOT change your birth certificate. Your proof of identity is your original BC PLUS the name change document, exactly as you have done all along.

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Q&A: Getting Married without a Marriage License?

Question by kadan: Getting Married without a Marriage License? It seems strange to me that people get marriage licenses, when it is not illegal to get married without a license. I do not wish to participate in getting a marriage license because the law was originally created to make mixed racial marriage illegal in the early 1900s and I do not see how it is the government's business. I do not need permission to enter into relationships, it is my right to associate with whom I please. I want to get power of attorney out on each other and sign a contract outlining out financial responsibilities to each other and any children that might come. This contract would also have outlined how it would be settled in case of divorce. I do not want the terms of my marriage to be up to legislators, especially because the law could change after I get married. And in conjuncture with the contract I would have a religious ceremony where we would promise our spiritual and emotional responsibilities to each other in front of our family and friends. I know that I wouldn't get tax benefits or s.s. benefits, but I don't want those anyway. I don't think it's proper for the government to place financial incentives to get married while punishing single people. Would this way of doing things protect me from state (New York moving to Missouri) shenanigans? Best answer:

Answer by MrsH
You will have to check what the statutes are in each state. Draw it up in NY and if you move, make sure it's fireproof in Missouri. Also, make sure that all of your next of kin are on board with it as well. That's my reason for wanting legal civil marriage available to everyone, regardless of gender. Too many times family decides what's right FOR you instead of you and your partner deciding what's right for yourselves.

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Any attorneys in Florida who can help me?

Question by dragonfly: Any attorneys in Florida who can help me? I'm in the process of a divorce. My soon-to-be ex husband is serving 15 years for molesting my daughter. (This isn't his biological daughter,although that doesn't matter much.) I bought the house we were living in while we were married.I purchased the home with money I received from a worker's compensation settlement.( I paid cash money for the home.) My mother owned the home and sold it with the intention of it being my daughter's someday,so,I put the house in mine and my daughter's name ONLY. Now,I'm told he can get part of my home in the settlement just because we were married when I bought it. (My daughter is a minor child.) This man didn't work the first year and a half we were in the home,and didn't contribute ONE penny towards the purchase of the home. Is there any loophole anyone might know of where I can legally NOT give him any part of our home. After what he did,he does't deserve anything,he's taken enough from us...Thanks Best answer:

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Q&A: Where is that legal form for stop payment of child support in Florida?

Question by itsgottago: Where is that legal form for stop payment of child support in Florida? My ex-wife has agreed to have me stop making child support payments. I have been paying arrears for years and the (2) children are grown with children of their own. She has agreed to have me stop paying any longer. The divorce was in Florida, she lives in Alabama, and I live in Mass. I have searched the Fl., law library on line and cannot find the proper form. I need them to send to her to fill out and send to Fl. Neither of us can afford an attorney or to go to Fl. We were told by the clerks office in the county where the child support originated that we could find the forms on line but that is all the info they would give me. I can't find them anywhere. Does anyone know the exact form I need and an adress where to find it. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Is it the ammends form? The only one I found is to decrease or increase payments. I found nothing for stopping it all together. Desparate!!!!!!!!!!!! Best answer:

Answer by LITTLE_JOHN
if she was on state aid when you fell behind, then you.re screwed. she won't be able to stop it. the state will peruse you til all arears are paid........good luck

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Who is accountable....? Long and complex but PLEASE HELP!?

Question by Rick: Who is accountable....? Long and complex but PLEASE HELP!? After 8 long and utterly painful years, the nightmare of divorce continues and has led to my complete financial ruin, irreparable harm to my career and most important, I've been deprived of any semblance of a relationship with my children. I readily admit I contributed to the demise of the marriage however my ex-wife has used every tool at her disposal to squeeze every drop of blood from the stone and that includes her own children. Over and over again, she would manufacture a crisis accusing me of everything untrue from abuse to drug addiction and then move the kids in the middle because she knew my love for them was enough that I would capitulate to her to save the kids. Most notable was her coercing my then 14 year old twin sons to aide her in burglarizing my apartment and stealing the last $ 40,000 of assets I owned. Six months later, charged with 5 felonies I thought finally she would be held accountable for her terrible deeds however the prosecutor informed me that my children were prepared to overturn their previous testimony and state that they acted alone. The prosecutor asked if I'd take a deal to save my children from lying in court. I asked for only my property to be returned. My ex-wife refused ANY deal and once again I rolled over to protect my boys. Divorced the same month in December of 2006, I lost my job as senior technologist for the business. My divorce required me to pay $ 2540/mo in combined support. My ex-wife declared I was voluntarily unemployed and a labor lawyer said that it would be difficult and costly to fight. I was unemployed and the terms of divorce left me nothing therefore I was in desperate financial shape. I then learned that the VA Dept. of Child Support Enforcement can modify support. I called many times. I wrote letters. I received no response. Soon my bank accounts were seized for back support forcing me to be evicted. I was forced to move in with my parents. 49 years old and living with mommy and daddy. Humiliating. Finally I got a good job in CA but it too lasted on 6 months since the economy caused the company to shutdown the division I was hired into. The day I was let go, I again called the VA DCSE and after several tries finally spoke with the case worker who told me what to do to modify support. I complied and I waited as I again lived with my parents to try to recover my life. After 9 months (last December) in the eleventh hour of the process when I fully expected to have my support finally modified by the court, I was informed by the case worker that she transferred my case to PA (current state of residence) and therefore my review process was terminated. Incredible! Unbelievable! Since had the support been modified properly it would have been retroactive to the date my ex-wife was served (March) therefore the transfer cost me $ 2540/mo for every month since March of last year. In February I marched into the DCSE office and demanded I speak with a manager which I did. He was shocked at what happened and I felt I finally had a sympathetic ear. He told me what to do in court since I can't afford an attorney. I have been trying hard to navigate the legal system that is hopelessly biased against me. This week I went to a hearing to temporarily modify support in advance of the hearing on the entire petition scheduled for September. I was shocked when the DCSE lawyer requested a trial and clearly was gearing up to fight me. The DCSE's abject failure to process my reviews and requests for support, first in 2007 when they simply ignored me, and then in 2009 when they transferred my case. The DCSE has done everything to PREVENT me from supporting my children. Today my credit is impugned with a Child Support Lien of over $ 80,000 as well as bankruptcy that occurred finally in 2008. Since credit scores are used today as a filter on new applications I can't get a job at the gas station (I tried!). Maybe bagging groceries or other parolee oriented positions. The damage to me is almost incalculable. I am a former executive office of public companies and today i can't get a job at a gas station due to abysmal credit. I've been unemployed 2.5 of the last 3 years and will never aspire to the same level where I was a 6-figure wage earner since 1989 and former gazillionaire with stock prior to the 2002 crash. I have a new wife who remains in Europe waiting for me to solve the problems so we could be reunited. My ex-wife continues to withhold my court ordered custody. And she gets away with everything because the entire system is so bloody biased against me. I paid and paid and paid for the sake of my children and now the system is a willing accomplice to her campaign of destruction. Our constitution guarantees us the fundamental rights of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and that these rights cannot be deprived without due process. Where was my due process?!? My life is in shambles and pursuit of happiness impossible. Th Best answer:

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For the Sheriffs or People that know the Florida Law?

by Ed Yourdon

Question by : For the Sheriffs or People that know the Florida Law? Okay, i know this guy who is getting a divorce, still married, and he gave his girlfriend power of attorney over his car. The wife is not on the title, only his name. If the girlfriend has all the Information( no title or papers since its in the car) but the power of attorney has the description on the car; and has power of attorney on the car, how and can she get the car from the wife, who has it. The power of attorney is a special one from the sheriffs office. There is no place for the girlfriend to sign, it has the date the hereby and the name of who is in charge to handle his legal and personal representatives and assigns since he is in jail. It tells her that she is grant whatever whatever, and then has his name and his address and his signature, with the notary that signed and the type of id that granted this special power of attorney. How will the girlfriend be able to get the car if she doesn't know where the car is, but has power of attorney over it. The girlfriend knows the wife's name and her lawyers information, but whats the easiest way to get the car? Best answer:

Answer by Tami
THe girlfriend could go to jail or face fines.... When a person petitions for divorce, they are legally barred from transfering property of the marriage, until a judge decides where everything will go...if the girlfriend got that power of attorney for the purpose of transfering assets, she could get in trouble for collusion with the guy that is trying to break a court order. Wait til the divorce is final, then sue for the car, if it was legally given to you PRIOR to the divorce.

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Q&A: Who is accountable when government bias and misuse of power destroys lives? LONG AND COMPLEX BUT PLEASE HELP!?

Question by Rick: Who is accountable when government bias and misuse of power destroys lives? LONG AND COMPLEX BUT PLEASE HELP!? After 8 long and utterly painful years, the nightmare of divorce continues and has led to my complete financial ruin, irreparable harm to my career and most important, I've been deprived of any semblance of a relationship with my children. I readily admit I contributed to the demise of the marriage however my ex-wife has used every tool at her disposal to squeeze every drop of blood from the stone and that includes her own children. Over and over again, she would manufacture a crisis accusing me of everything untrue from abuse to drug addiction and then move the kids in the middle because she knew my love for them was enough that I would capitulate to her to save the kids. Most notable was her coercing my then 14 year old twin sons to aide her in burglarizing my apartment and stealing the last $ 40,000 of assets I owned. Six months later, charged with 5 felonies I thought finally she would be held accountable for her terrible deeds however the prosecutor informed me that my children were prepared to overturn their previous testimony and state that they acted alone. The prosecutor asked if I'd take a deal to save my children from lying in court. I asked for only my property to be returned. My ex-wife refused ANY deal and once again I rolled over to protect my boys. Divorced the same month in December of 2006, I lost my job as senior technologist for the business. My divorce required me to pay $ 2540/mo in combined support. My ex-wife declared I was voluntarily unemployed and a labor lawyer said that it would be difficult and costly to fight. I was unemployed and the terms of divorce left me nothing therefore I was in desperate financial shape. I then learned that the VA Dept. of Child Support Enforcement can modify support. I called many times. I wrote letters. I received no response. Soon my bank accounts were seized for back support forcing me to be evicted. I was forced to move in with my parents. 49 years old and living with mommy and daddy. Humiliating. Finally I got a good job in CA but it too lasted on 6 months since the economy caused the company to shutdown the division I was hired into. The day I was let go, I again called the VA DCSE and after several tries finally spoke with the case worker who told me what to do to modify support. I complied and I waited as I again lived with my parents to try to recover my life. After 9 months (last December) in the eleventh hour of the process when I fully expected to have my support finally modified by the court, I was informed by the case worker that she transferred my case to PA (current state of residence) and therefore my review process was terminated. Incredible! Unbelievable! Since had the support been modified properly it would have been retroactive to the date my ex-wife was served (March) therefore the transfer cost me $ 2540/mo for every month since March of last year. In February I marched into the DCSE office and demanded I speak with a manager which I did. He was shocked at what happened and I felt I finally had a sympathetic ear. He told me what to do in court since I can't afford an attorney. I have been trying hard to navigate the legal system that is hopelessly biased against me. This week I went to a hearing to temporarily modify support in advance of the hearing on the entire petition scheduled for September. I was shocked when the DCSE lawyer requested a trial and clearly was gearing up to fight me. The DCSE's abject failure to process my reviews and requests for support, first in 2007 when they simply ignored me, and then in 2009 when they transferred my case. The DCSE has done everything to PREVENT me from supporting my children. Today my credit is impugned with a Child Support Lien of over $ 80,000 as well as bankruptcy that occurred finally in 2008. Since credit scores are used today as a filter on new applications I can't get a job at the gas station (I tried!). Maybe bagging groceries or other parolee oriented positions. The damage to me is almost incalculable. I am a former executive office of public companies and today i can't get a job at a gas station due to abysmal credit. I've been unemployed 2.5 of the last 3 years and will never aspire to the same level where I was a 6-figure wage earner since 1989 and former gazillionaire with stock prior to the 2002 crash. I have a new wife who remains in Europe waiting for me to solve the problems so we could be reunited. My ex-wife continues to withhold my court ordered custody. And she gets away with everything because the entire system is so bloody biased against me. I paid and paid and paid for the sake of my children and now the system is a willing accomplice to her campaign of destruction. Our constitution guarantees us the fundamental rights of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and that these rights cannot be deprived without due process. Where was my due process?!? My life is in shambles and pursuit of happiness impossible. So who Best answer:

Answer by Millions of Peaches
Dude, you should read Noam Chomsky's "Prospects For Democracy" I think you'll agree with a lot of what he has to say.

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How do I file a lawsuit for child support or contempt of court from another state?

Question by worriedmom: How do I file a lawsuit for child support or contempt of court from another state? My ex has been avoiding paying his full court ordered amount for our son for the past 15 months. When we filed for divorce it was done in California as he is in the Marines and we were stationed as a family at Camp Pendleton. Part of our separation agreement was that I could leave CA to return to my homestate in PA with our son, who I would have legal and physical full custody of. My ex accrued several debts after our separation/divorce and claimed his bills were piling up and he couldn't afford support, even when the legal terms are clear child support should come first. The lawyer that handled it botched the paperwork and it took over a year to have a garnishment in place. The Marine Corps looks the other way no matter whose attention I bring this to, and at one point the ex was in jail, and while he was incarcerated his mother (the power of attorney) withheld even more support from us. I know if I was still a CA resident, I could go to any courthouse and file for his contempt of court on the separation agreement that included the court order for support. However, this poses a problem as I now live on the opposite side of the country. Is that something my state can enforce? Do I need a specialty lawyer (that I probably can't afford)? I am disabled so please no spammy answers about being lazy and getting a job and all that, it is sad alot of people who need help come here and ask for it and only get answers from cranky people. If you have a positive peice of advice for me, please take the time to let me know, I truly need some guidance. Also, the basis for divorce was my discovery of the ex with child pornography, hence the incareration. So please no divorce bashing either. It is still very difficult to bury dreams of a healthy, happy marriage and family, but I must do what is best for my son, even if that means a life apart from his father. He still send me harrassing letters and has his mom call and threaten me for 'making his life miserable, and bothering his command'. I just want to bring them to justice and let the legal system hash it out, I don't want him to hold this over my head as revenge, child support is for the child period. I would like him try to find a live in nanny, housekeeper, cook, chauffer, nurse, teacher that works 24/7 for the price of the crumbs he throws our way. Best answer:

Answer by W.T.
your local court can provide you with the information you need most family court matters are handled at the superior court level you can try and contact your local dept. of child services or dyfs for assistance he is court ordered to pay and must pay irregardless of which state or country he is in they will put him in jail if he refuses to pay

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Q&A: She took the kids to another state?

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Question by john t: She took the kids to another state? Anyone know anything about the laws governing this. My wife and I filed for divorce so we have the docket #, but we both have to take a parenting class before they give us a court date. We both have not done the parenting class yet and she took off for New York with my youngest to live with her mom. We filed the paperwork using We The People document prep to avoid large attorney fees, basically I don't know where I am and what I can do. The police won't touch it because there is no court order set in stone, I don't know if the document filed at the courthouse will ever go forward. She just went through a custody battle with her first husband to keep him from moving out of state and found that he could not take her oldest child permanently out of state and custody would have to transfer in order for him to do so. It seems right now that being married has rendered me without rights here. Best answer:

Answer by mike truss
Trying to do a Divorce without an attorney only leads to major problems on various issues. You need to take the parenting classes yourself in the state you are living in. Hire an attorney to do this divorce. Your wife will then have to hire her own attorney and that attorney will charge her alot of money since he'll be dealing with a custody issue and out of state divorce. Get an attorney and also take the parenting class. In the long run you will save ton's of money and may just get total custody of the child.

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Does Florida still have jurisdiction? +.?

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Question by : Does Florida still have jurisdiction? +.? I went through a divorce 4 years ago in Florida while I was stationed there in the military. My ex is now threatening to take me to back to court; even though he can't give me a reason why. He is actually the one in violation and behind on child support. Long story short...I moved home to Texas and he has since moved even further away into South Florida. The Tx Attorney General's office now handles the child support and we have lived here for over 3 years. Do the Florida courts have jurisdiction even though we have both moved out of the county our orders were decided in? And if they do what can I do to get it transferred to Texas courts? Best answer:

Answer by i + i
The jurisdiction has to do with whatever it is about that he is taking you to court.

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Delaware County PA Attorney Talks About New Pennsylvania Custody Law

Alex Giribaldi, Attorney at Giribaldi & Manaras, PC in Delaware County, PA discusses the new Pennsylvania custody law and how parental rights are affected. Video Rating: 0 / 5

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Does Florida have jurisdiction?

Question by : Does Florida have jurisdiction? I went through a divorce 4 years ago in Florida while I was stationed there in the military. My ex is now threatening to take me to back to court; even though he can't give me a reason why. He is actually the one in violation and behind on child support. He moved without giving me notice, is late on child support, owes back child support, and refuses to give me a current address. Long story short...I moved home to Texas (he did agree) and he has since moved even further away into South Florida. The Tx Attorney General's office now handles the child support and we have lived here for over 3 years. Do the Florida courts have jurisdiction even though we have both moved out of the county our orders were decided in? And if they do what can I do to get it transferred to Texas courts? I am sure he is just full of hot air, but I want to have my bases covered. Just need some thoughts....every attorney I call here asks for a small fortune just for a consultation. Best answer:

Answer by Kyle
He is full of crap. He is trying to distract you from the child support he owes you. Until you receive a notice to appear, don't even sweat it. If you do receive one, it will explain the details of why he is taking you to court. At that time, you can decide if you want to proceed with or without a lawyer. You probably will not be able to get it transferred to TX, but you will most likely be able to attend over the phone. IMO you should notify the TX Attorney Gen. about the child support. If captain A-hole has a job, they should be able to attach his wages and ensure yu get the money.

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Help with Child Custody issue?

Question by Jim Is Hot: Help with Child Custody issue? My husband and I are in the middle of a child custody dispute & divorce. Because my husband brought up the child custody dispute in Dauphin County, PA, while I was living in Rhode Island... I had to move down to Dauphin County so that I can claim this jurisdiction as well. I have a lawyer here too. I am now in Dauphin County, and we supposedly have shared custody, however our son is with living with his dad. I called the dad today to ask to have dinner with our son. He said our son had plans for dinner and couldnt make it. When I spoke to our son, he said he had no plans and he's been watching tv all day long. Basically his dad wont do anything unless directed by his attorney. I have an attorney as well. But anything spontaneous like a dinner with his mom even if he's been watching tv all day long never happens. He only has custody of our child because he initiated everything in this jurisdiction and the court has followed him because of this jurisdiction issue. what do I do? I do not have any history of drug abuse or criminal behavior. Life is basically not fair sometimes. I did not leave. Basically we were alternating months of care for our child while I was living Rhode Island and he got the month of September. He started school here. I was living in Rhode Island because my ex was reactivated during the Surge and he and I both agreed that I should go live with my parents during that time. Best answer:

Answer by Jordan M
You have only posted half the story. How come your husband has physical custody? Did he take the boy and move away or did you leave? No one can really properly respond to you as there are so many gray areas and questions that beg to be asked from your post.

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Help with Child Custody Issue?

Question by Jim Is Hot: Help with Child Custody Issue? My husband and I are in the middle of a child custody dispute & divorce. Because my husband brought up the child custody dispute in Dauphin County, PA, while I was living in Rhode Island... I had to move down to Dauphin County so that I can claim this jurisdiction as well. I have a lawyer here too. I am now in Dauphin County, and we supposedly have shared custody, however our son is with living with his dad. I called the dad today to ask to have dinner with our son. He said our son had plans for dinner and couldnt make it. When I spoke to our son, he said he had no plans and he's been watching tv all day long. Basically his dad wont do anything unless directed by his attorney. I have an attorney as well. But anything spontaneous like a dinner with his mom even if he's been watching tv all day long never happens. He only has custody of our child because he initiated everything in this jurisdiction and the court has followed him because of this jurisdiction issue. what do I do? I do not have any history of drug abuse or criminal behavior. Life is basically not fair sometimes. Best answer:

Answer by Mysterious Masculinity
Buy a weekly planner appointment book and log EVERY SINGLE phone call and contact with your son and his dad. When you talk to your son, ask him when he is free to do something and make the date. You will all eventually be interviewed by a social worker and they will see a pattern. You cannot expect spontaneous things in your situation. Sorry.

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Did any of you hear about the Georgia father her circumcised his daughter....yes, I said Daughter!!!?

Question by bored_ass_little_girl: Did any of you hear about the Georgia father her circumcised his daughter....yes, I said Daughter!!!? (10/26/06 - LAWRENCEVILLE, GA) - An immigrant from Africa has gone on trial on charges alleging he circumcised his 2-year-old daughter with a pair of scissors to avoid bringing shame on his family. It appears to be a groundbreaking prosecution for a case of female genital mutilation in the U.S., said Taina Bien-Aime, executive director of Equality Now, a New York-based human rights group that focuses on violence and discrimination against women and girls around the world. Khalid Adem could face 40 years in prison if convicted in Gwinnett County on the charges of aggravated battery and cruelty to children. Prosecutor Marty First acknowledged that Adem, who was born in Ethiopia, is from a culture that practices female circumcision. "But circumcision is just a nice way of saying mutilation," First told the jury in his opening statement Tuesday. "There is no doubt that she was mutilated. And this is not something you go to a doctor and do because no doctor will do it. He did this to his own baby." The practice, a tradition in some African cultures, is widely condemned by human rights groups and has been outlawed in the United States since 1997. Police have said that Adem used scissors to circumcise his daughter in their Duluth apartment in 2001. The child's mother said she didn't discover it until more than a year later. "He did not do that. He never wanted it to happen," defense attorney W. Mark Hill told the jury. "He will tell you that. And that only leaves two people. The people who were primarily taking care of the child. The mother and the grandmother." First said the girl told Gwinnett County authorities that her father cut her. The prosecutor quoted Adem as saying in late 2002 and early 2003 that if the girl were not circumcised, "it will be a shame to the family." "He said he wanted (the girl) to have it done so that she will not be promiscuous," First added. He also said Adem implied he had already circumcised the girl. Hill denied Adem ever made any of those statements and asked how the victim's mother could not have known for more than a year that the girl was circumcised. Hill said Fortunate Adem's allegations stem from a nasty divorce and a custody battle over the girl. this is courtesy of abc13 in houston, tx. if you want to read up on this brutality here's a link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Female_circumcision Best answer:

Answer by Bassetlover
What is your question? Have you never heard of female circumcison before? It is practiced in the middle east and africa.

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Divorce Advice : How to Sue a Divorce Attorney

If someone believes their divorce attorney has committed malpractice, there are statutes in all 50 states that allow for them to sue. Sue a divorce lawyer or report them to the State Bar Grievance Committee with tips from a certified family mediator in this free video on divorce and relationships. Expert: Robert M. Todd Contact: www.wearehdtv.com Bio: Robert Todd is the managing partner and president of Robert M. Todd, PA and Family Law Solutions. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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