can i get a free divorce when my husband is in prison? and if so, how would i go about of doing it?
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Divorces cost the same whether a person is in prison or not.
can i get a free divorce when my husband is in prison? and if so, how would i go about of doing it?
Divorces cost the same whether a person is in prison or not.
Recently, my wife and I filed for legal separation. We settled and agreed and recorded in court, child custody issues, child support issues, alimony issues, and separation of assets.
Now we want to file for dissolution of the marriage. We have been in agreement with everything from the start.
What do we need to do and file for the dissolution? We were told that we do not have to file all the previous forms.
You should be able to stipulate to amend to seek dissolution, rather than separation, assuming that you meet the residency requirements.
I bought a car for my girlfriend at the time. The agreement was she would make the payments regardless of what happens. We broke up and I did up a contract stating if she doesn't pay she has the give the car back. Currently she is four months overdue and I want the car back....It's in my name and I carry the insurance on it. Because I was expecting confrontation, I called dispatch to get a escort from the county sherifs department. However, when he showed up he said he couldn't do that because I didn't have the legal right if she said no? Can I basically go steal the car back or have someone do it for me seeing how it's in my name? What do I have to do to get the car back and not deal with the repercussions of the law?
No one here knows. None of us have read your contract, and I hope you had the sense to have a lawyer draft it. To have the right to repossess a car, you likely need (1) proper contractual language, (2) a declaration of default, (3) a title that shows you as lienholder, and perhaps other documents. The fact that you said you want to "steal the car back" tells me that you probably screwed up badly in not using a lawyer, which would have been cheap. In all likelihood, you will now have to spend a lot on a lawyer to review the paperwork, and probably sue her. Stop calling the sheriff's department - this is a civil matter.
I agree generally with Attorney Ashman. There are several problems here. First you said that you bought a car for your girlfriend. That is called a gift. That would mean the car is hers. The problem here is that it was not titled in her name and I don 't know why this was not done. That fact tends to negate a gift, but the fact that the sheriff will not take the car back suggests that even he recognizes that the car is the girlfriend's, not yours, regardless of what your contract says.
Second, did you have a lawyer draft this "contract?" My guess is no. And there is a huge problem with the contract. On what grounds would there be consideration for your girlfriend to make this contract? It may be void for this reason alone because you would not have had the car if it was a gift. Also, why would she agree to pay for the car if it was a gift?
If the car was not paid for, then how could it be a gift unless you were engaging in fraud on the lender by titling this in your name although this was really the girlfriend's car? Did the girlfriend have lousy credit and rather than co-sign, you thought you would just defraud the lender instead?
And if she is paying for the car, then you really do not have a right to take the car or have the sheriff take the car. This is her property which has been invested in it even if the car is in your name.
You really have made a mess of things. Before this gets even more expensive, I suggest that you consult a local consumer lawyer to see what can be worked out.
Never ever buy a car or co-sign for someone that you are not married to.
1)Promoting social justice is not a function of the law?
2) According to the analytical school of thought, the law is formed by logic.?
3) The supreme law of the land is the Constitution?.
4) The process of bringing, maintaining and defending a lawsuit is called litigation?.
5)In mediation, the parties choose an interested third party to act as a mediator?.
6) Physical contact is not necessary to be liable for the tort of assault?.
7) Truth is an absolute defense in a cause of action for defamation?.
8) Assumption of the risk, if present, prevents a plaintiff from recovering for negligence even if the plaintiff has proven all the required elements of negligence.?
9)It is easy and inexpensive to pursue a patent infringement case?.
10) In order to be eligible for copyright protection, a tangible writing or other item is required?.
11) Trademarks are protected for a nonrenewable 10-year period?.
12) The burden of proof is on the individual to prove that, as an accused, he or she is guilty of the crime charged?.
13) In the interest of preserving personal freedom, the law codifies all ethical requirements?.
14) affers for both bilateral and unilateral contracts involve a promise by the offeror?.
15) One requirement of an express contract is that it be in writing?.
16) Agency is a fiduciary relationship?.
17)The principal has the duty to cooperate with the agent in the performance of his or her duties.?
18)The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is responsible for enforcing most federal antidiscrimination laws?.
19) The EEOC must receive a filed complaint by a private complainant and then choose whether or not to bring suit against the employer on the complainant's behalf.?
20) Same-sex discrimination does not violate Title VII?.
21) The surface rights and the subsurface rights for the same parcel of real property can be owned by two different persons?.
22) Plant life that is severed from the land is considered personal property?.
23) A life estate cannot be transferred?.
24) The Environmental Protection Agency can initiate proceedings in court against suspected violators of federal environmental laws?.
25) An entrepreneur is a person who forms and operates a new business.?
26)Risk management is a concept related to minimizing risks associate with a particular business?
Is this a final exam? If so, for which class?
All right, I'll bite (at least for one answer). I'm assuming you are referring to US law. If so, the answer for #21 is "yes." But if you get it wrong, don't blame me :)