my sister needs a free divorce lawyer or an agency  in Mass she is a stay at home mom with a child no cash !!?
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go on line and go under attorneys. then type in probate attorneys. There are all kinds of attorneys that work and give advice for free. Especially when it comes to children. Free bono attorneys just do some research. and to file she doesn't need any money. just go to the court house to the clerk and ask for a divorce packet tell them mom with child and no money and they will wave it all. I know i did it with 3 girls and a screw up for an old man. He doesn't even have to show up just send a certified copy to last known address and that's all you need to do. If he shows good for him if not better for you....
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I think Prisons have free divorce help, he needs to ask. If not, the papers are free on line. With no children, and no assets, he should have no problem filing as a low income person in the state, or one of the counties he is incarcerated in. Just needs to check on the computer for prices in each county.
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The trust seems to be destroyed.  Find a lawyer fast!.... swear out a statement, just be sure you are not perjuring yourself, and get the process started.  If she signed your name, then she is guilty of forgery (unless you gave her power of attorney - which means you authorized her to speak/sign for you).....\n\nGo get a lawyer!........... and yes,........... it sounds like she should be paying the taxes for those 9 dependents...... where has she been hiding them,........... and is she gonna claim that you owe her child support!?
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Skip town..change your name and social security number...\nthat way she doesn' take any more of your stuf and get all that child support dough.
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Talk to X and get written permission.  If she is unwilling, talk to attorney or Friend of Court.  Might try calling Court Clerk (something called pro per package you can fill out yourself).  If you move w/o X granting permission, could be in a heap of trouble, unless you are in Florida at present time.
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Contact a lawyer to help protect yourself and make sure everything does get returned. If money is a worry you can typically go to a courthuose and get a number for a lawyer and have a free hour on the phone where you could explain your problem and get his advice.\n\nIt is her stuff and she should get it back.
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call the social security board and tell them, and she should not have any rights, but ask a lawyer in ur state
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take her to a family court
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Ouch, I am so sorry!\nIt sounds to me like you need an attorney asap. One that fights for dads rights.\nIt takes someone special to be a parent, but too many times parents feel like they can just come and go as they please. I would, however, ask for back child support if none has been paid and you have been responsible for your daughter up until now. (that might scare mom off a little).\nI would also ask that if the mom now wants to be involved that she move closer to you to make visitation easier on your daughter so she has stability. \nWhat did you divorce papers read? \nDo some research tonight: Google Fathers and Dads rights for your particular state.... here's some to start:\nhttp://www.themenscenter.com/National/national06.htm\nhttp://www.fathers-rights.com/\nhttp://www.fathersrightsinc.com/\nGood luck.
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You absolutely need to speak with a family law attorney. If you can't afford a lawyer, talk to Legal Aid. If you can't find them in the phone book, your state's Bar Association can give you their number.
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call a local law office they should give you the information for free
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If money is tight, I would suggest contacting a local Legal Aid center. Usually, free legal clinics like that will have you meet with a volunteer lawyer there, who will assess your factual situation and determine whether the center can do something for you or, if your situation is particularly complicated, refer you to a lawyer who has a referral relationship with the center. At least, you may be able to get some information that will help you better formulate how to go about resolving the problem you're having with your grandfather's daughter. Sometimes, all it takes is a demand letter (i.e., a threat to sue) to prompt people to solve a problem without ever going into litigation.
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1st of all she needs to tell him she wants out and go to talk to a lawyer it is free consultation and he will be able to answer all of her questions and lead her in the right direction she doesnt need to leave the home unless she is in harm and then she needs to get a temporary separation while the divorce is in the works. Divorce is one of the hardest things I have ever been through I will pray for your friend\nand you need to be there for her through thick and thin because it is hard. She shouldnt have to live a life with someone that is abusive in any way she will find someone special that will treat her like she should be treated and will love her for who she is! God Bless!
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Dear Friend,\n\nIf you have literally no assets ($0), then you're either going to have to use the Public Defender's office (who will represent your sister for free) or secure aid through a pro bono organization/ legal services clinic.  If you opt for the latter, it might matter what context the assault happened in.  For example, if it was self-defense against a husband or domestic partner, certain battered women's groups may be able to help.  \n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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I am not an attorney, but perhaps I can direct you to legal aid agency I found on google.com.\n\nI attached contact information below.\nGod Bless
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Nothing is free, but you can get a divorce cheap. try one of those legal places, like we the people etc.
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the trick is to not make everything "tit for tat".  Point out to him that she is hurting as much as he is and that they need to address eachother about trouble issues between them without putting you in the middle. You are not responsible for his or her actions, they are. Sometimes nothing can be done that is rational and it must become a legal matter, however, you CAN request of the court, a situation that would force the two of them to deal with eachother themselves.  Tell the court you are concerned about the relationship between the two and that you would like the court to order the two of them to get councelling together.  That may be harder than the way it is now but nothing is ever easy and the outcome of that may be better in the long run than leaving things as is! This is only one thing you can do to remove yourself from the conflict between the two of them and stay out of the "bad guy" spot light. Beyond that, the only thing you can do is just be there for your daughter and defend her when all else fails. Now would be a good time to start teaching her how to manage her finances and establish her credit and all the things she will need to be able to do when she is on her own. help her my educating her and showing her how to help herself.