In Kansas or Arkansas does someone getting remarried constatue for a emergency divorce?
92506
I wouldn't think so , especially if he has been separated for 5yrs. i really can't think of any reason anyone would need an emergency divorce except if they were expecting a child in a matter of days and wanted to be married at the time of birth.
454179
You have to check with your states Friend of the Court or whatever they have.I think that it differs from state to state.In Michigan I don't think it does.It is set at time of divorce and then if you remarry, I don't think that she can ask for more if your new wife has a good job. But I am sure some money grubbers try.
657085
I agree with whomever said to petition the court.  You can contact your local department of social services to see where and how to get the paperwork. My sister's ex mother in law did much the same thing during my sister's divorce and custody hearing (her ex husband was into drugs and endangering all their welfare by bringing the dealers home). Her ex mother in law got one day a month (supervised by my sister b/c of problems there as well).  This is in NY. Your best bet would be to contact a lawyer and see what your states laws are.  I am a total advocate of children having relationships with ALL their family (with the exception of when they are in danger by this of course) So I wish you the best of luck.  I believe children are harmed when they are brought into the middle of adult squabbles. Again best of luck to you.
113311
It is a matter of public records . . . all you need to do is find out which county they filed for divorce in . . .
650092
Wal-Mart does a lot of unfair employment practices, but that is another battle all together.  Technically, yes, they can do that, because they can use the excuse that they do not someone with a criminal record to hold the position he currently holds.  Some places can demand an absolutely immaculate record.\n\nNow as for you and your kids, do you make enough to be able to support them on your own?  If not, the court will likely order your husband to pay child support should you decide to divorce and are granted custody.  It's a pain to go to court, but you gotta do what you gotta do.  Men need to understand that hitting a woman is NEVER ok.  EVER.\n\nIt's likely that if he is found guilty, he will be deemed an unfit parent and you will be automatically granted custody of your children.  Then, depending on your income, he will likely be made to pay child support, and if he does lose his job, the court has programs and methods to help him find a new one.\n\nIf you are low-income (just your income), most cities have free or cheap healthcare for low-income families and individuals.  For example, I live in New Mexico and University of New Mexico Hospital offers free healthcare with only small copays for doctors visits and small charges for prescriptions to people who make less than $20,000 per year.  Spousal support and child support do not usually need to be included in that.\n\nSpeaking of spousal support, you may be entitled to that, or "alimony" as well.  If you have been married more than 7 years (in most states) and you had the reasonable expectation that your husband would be the family's primary financial provider for the rest of your life, he may have to pay not only to support the children, but to support you too.  This is a little trickier to get than child support, so you might want to speak with a good, experienced lawyer.\n\nWell, I hope that all helps!
862298
Ask your lawyer. It all depends on the situation with the trust and the conditions of your divorce.
1009335
well if she just got the order it probaly an emergency order. he should recieve his day in court in about a week.however these usually are civil matter which means she may have got the judge to grant her this on emotional abuse sounds like he doesn't need her anyway .However make sure he does not contact her in any way she can prove. in ohio the first time you violate it you can recieve 180 days second time it turns into a felony. so what state do you live in ?e-mail me if you like I actually have a cpo against someone and know a little bit about this stuff. What she has done is really cruel and ultimately makes it harder for people who really needs protection.
857269
Only if the mother has remarried and the new husband wants to adopt the child.A child can not be made "fatherless" in the state of Pa.This is what my lawyer told me.
525501
Because in Arkansas, where you live, you are like to marry your brother.\n\nBy the way, Family Re-unions aren't dating opportunities.
386371
Talk with a divorce attorney before doing it . . . they have free consultation . . . ask them . . . you kidnapper.
167271
sadly, yes they can. The county inwhich you owe back child support in can garnish your taxes every year until all back child support is paid.  Not only can they take your state tax returns, but they can also take your federal tax returns. Generally there is some salvation.  If you have remarried, your spouse may file form 8379 Injured Spouse Allocation, with both federal and state revenue offices.  This way they can only take the person who owes back child support and your spouse will receive their tax returns.
689775
You need to contact the District Attorney's office for your area. You can find it easily by Google-ing your city/ state and the words "District Attorney". OR\nLook in the "Government" section of your phone book.\nThe District Attorney will help you and file proper paperwork. You will probably need to get yourself a divorce attorney. Since he abandoned you and remarried, the divorce will probably go pretty good for you, legally speaking.\nYour husband's new marriage is invalid, in the case of multiple marriages, the first one is the legal marriage.\n\nGet on the ball, I know you are hurt but, you need to protect yourself, as his legal wife, you could be held responsible for any debts he incurs or any lawsuits against him. He sounds like a scoundrel! You are lucky he is outta your house.
593729
check with your lawyer before going. i have family that are divorced and they have to sign forms allowing their kids to leave the state even for a short amount of time...be safe.
682444
Check with local laws, but sometimes you can remarry as soon as the decree becomes finalized.
764261
Well you are going to want a divorce after this anyway, so go ahead and call a lawyer.
62765
just because they're in prison, doesn't affect their rights to dispute the facts. If they do not agree, it won't be cheap ( and it likely won't be free no matter what) If its uncontested, and there is no disagreement about separation of assets, child custody & support etc. then you can go to http://www.legalzoom.com/divorce/divorce.asp?sState=Missouri for more information and to obtain an uncontested divorce for $249
1039812
You must be a resident of the place where you get divorced.  Then you are bound by the laws of that jurisdiction, for the divorce and for any subsequent orders child support etc.