can you file for a divorce while you are under chapter 13 bancrupcy in the state of North Dakota?
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Don't see why not - the 2 things are not related (and neither will the 2 of you be related in 4 1/2 years)
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The laws have changed and now it is no different than getting an uncontested divorce in the states. You can even do it online. Here's the site that will help.
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No your not.There are state funds that should take care of this.Contact a lawyer and have it taken care of.
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Not necessarily.  In the state where I live (WI), you would have to prove that the other person prevented you from working during the marriage.
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depends on if your partner is disputing having a divorce and if you have kids.\n\ni live in montana and was able to get my divorce in less than 5 months and i have kids and i did my own divorce without a lawyer and it is legal and final. if you want to know more details let me know and ill be more than happy to help just email me at montanawomn@yahoo.com
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The answer would depend upon your state laws.  Please check with an attorney in your state.
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The answer is not a straight yes or no.  More information here is needed.  What state do you live in?  Do you currently have a child support order that he has violated?\n\nLet's take California for instance.  If you do not have a child support order already in place, then you and your daughter are screwed.  Constitutionally, the California courts are without authority to order back support which pre-dates your filing of a motion for support.  The court only has jurisdiction to order support from the date you file the motion forward.\n\nIf you do have a current child support order that he has not been paying then there are many ways to enforce the back support.  It does not vanish when your daughter turns 18.  He owes it all plus interest at 10% per year.  The best way to enforce is it to obtain a wage garnishment order from the superior court.  In addition, contact your local District Attorneys' office.  People who skip out on child support are akin to murderers in the eyes of the law.  It is serious business.\n\nFeel free to contact me through this service if you'd like to discuss the matter.
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It depends on what state you are living in now (presumably the same state that granted the divorce), and their laws governing such things.  Depending on the state, yes, he certainly can prevent you from doing so.
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You you can.  But it's still going to take a lawyer to help divide the debts between you and your husband.\n\nYou also need to contact your bankruptcy lawyer and trustee, because it's going to have a drastic effect on you "plan".
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contact the Bar Association in that state for a referral. You don't have to live in that state to sue in that state.
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Maybe you can file for contempt against your husband and file a grievance against your husband's attorney for not filing the papers with the court.\n\nBifurcation means separating a case - which is not what you're asking for:\nhttp://www.legal-explanations.com/definitions/bifurcation.htm
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Dear Friend,\n\nIt's time to consider filing for bankruptcy.  Your ex is broke, and there's no way the state can be held liable.  Sorry, that's the bottom line.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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My wife had some time ago.  We no longer live there. I don't know if that helps.  We hired an attorney out of KS.\n\nIs there a blog?  I've heard that can help.  Link is a good idea.  More people will probably come forward anonymously.
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Yes, you can.  Anyone can file individually, and Chapter 13 bankruptcy only remains on the credit file for 7 years IF discharged (completed): it is referred to as a Wage Earner Plan, because the creditors receive a portion of the payments due to them.\nIf you prefer not to file bankruptcy, debt consolidation may be an option as well.
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Is their an agency called adv/sas in your area they will do all the legal work for you along with an order of protection. Also dcfs can take care of the issue. Or their is prairie state legal it does divorces for free and child custody.
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In New York state (which is all I know), you can file for child support if you are living apart, even if you are not yet divorced or legally separated.  He will then owe based on the date you filed those papers.  Here you would file in family court for this, unless the divorce papers have already been filed.\n\nIt is much easier to file for things like support and custody in family court, you can do it without a lawyer.  If your divorce is stalled, do it as soon as you can.  It will take some weeks or months to get the money anyway.\n\nCall your family court tomorrow and ask a clerk to tell you.
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We need more info.  What state do you live in?  If you're in Nor. Cal. feel free to e-mail me.  I'm a divorce attorney.