Q: I have been living with my husband for about 4 years in my mother in law’s house. The house is under my mother in law’s name only. My husband has been the only one paying rent since I am a stay at home mom. He has no lease with his mother. We are planning on getting a divorce soon.…Read More
Q: I got a broken left foot and hypertension due to my child being devastated from all off this he me devastated 8yrs old and also dealing with couple medical conditions. Can I delay this no fault divorce until health wise goes back on track?? He is getting the necessary tools therapy n doctors but it’s a lot for an…Read More
Q: I was married in March 2018 and moved in with my husband May 2018. He is a disabled combat Veteran with PTSD, TBI, and bipolar disorder. He is 100% disabled according to the VA and I am his caretaker. His physical aggression towards me and emotional abuse has been growing so I would like to get out as cleanly…Read More
Q: My husband is bipolar and spends his disability check instead of paying bills I want him to leave our apartment but he refuses how can I get him out fast? A: You’d need to file for divorce & then file an application for “exclusive occupancy of the marital residence.” usually if he doesn’t voluntarily agree to move-out, this will…Read More
Q: Hi! I am a married female in the Bronx who had a baby in August with my husband. Me and my husband have been married for a year and did not date previously. Clearly things moved too fast. Over the year, I have found out that he is schizoaffective and has a substance abuse problem. He is controlling and…Read More
Q: She wants me out of house A: Unless children are involved in your situation, I don’t necessarily see an issue to you moving out (even to another state). Just make sure to update your new address with her – and you’re best advised to file for divorce sooner rather than later. Schedule a consult with a Bronx Divorce attorney…Read More
A: Yes, you can still divorce him. Ultimately if you can’t find him, however, you may need to retain a private investigator to conduct a “diligent search.” Schedule a consult with a Bronx Divorce attorney for a full assessment.Read More
A: Yes, it’s called a divorce settlement agreement. It’s a document drawn up during the divorce process which resolves all outstanding issues between your spouse and you. Schedule a consult with a Bronx Divorce attorney for a full assessment.Read More
A: You would appear to qualify for alimony – the ultimate question will be how much & for how long. The other question will be what assets or property there is to divide. You’re best advised to schedule a consult with a Bronx Alimony/Divorce Attorney for a full assessment.Read More
A: Your divorce is considered final upon the entry of the divorce with the clerk’s office. In your example, that would be 1/4. Call a Bronx Divorce attorney for more info.Read More
