My cousin doesn't want to get divorced, but she wants a legal separation, how can it be done?
612465
go to an atty, it can be done through the court.
144111
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.
861667
I'm sure she could go to her attorney and file  a motion to change the terms of their agreement.  However, I would urge her to be cautious when it comes to the issue of having someone (a b/f) move in with her.  It's not healthy for the kids to get use to someone who may not always be around.  Have her make sure the relationship is going to last - marriage would be better.
218062
Oh, this is a sad situation and I am sorry for you...love can hurt sometimes.  Because she is your cousin you are just going to have to move on and NOT be with her.  You may want to see a professional counselor to get over her...You do not want to ruin your family by being with her...There is someone out there for you and I am so sorry but it isn't her.  She is SUPPOSED to be with someone else.  I know that sounds hurtful..but if you were to get with her and she got pregnant you could have a deformed or retarded baby.  Thats why family members shouldn't be together.
861239
Legal separation is not the same as divorce.  If you want to remarry you need to get a divorce.
244678
He should check with a lawyer about joint custody. The support would probably be 50/50 and the custdy would be 50/50. I think she could move either way. I think she might be pre-preparing for supporr court. More time = more money? Either way she'll get the money (arears) and the chidren will suffer in the meantime. If the get along well they could work it out (legally) in the form of a contract. He could use the threat of court as leverage, but I would chek with a lawyer.
691917
Contact your local legal aid department.  This and child custody matters are the types of things they primarily help people with.
386406
Alright, it’s an easier and regular problem in most families. First, find out if she is causing the problem or not, if you are sure that she is causing problem then start making problems with her family, and she would soon understand how does it feels, and hopefully she will stop doing so. Even after that she doesn't stops doing so then make her go away from your house without a divorce and tell her that she can't come back unless she make an apology to your parents.
188206
yes court would be the only option most likely.  you could try talking to the mom, but most likely won't work. personally, I'm the mom and have the opposite.  good luck!
875597
She is a very coniving person who can get what she wants from any guy that's willing to give it to her.  I didn't understand the total jist of your question, but your cousin will be a better man for leaving her and putting that relationship behind him for good.
320518
Get a lawyer. I believe a chid can decide which parent he/she wants to live with at the age of 13. Call an attorney and get a free consultation. Don't let this child live in an abusive household.
305717
Sounds to me like you two need to grow up.\n\nIf you two don't want to get divorved \nDON'T GET DIVORCED! no matter what her mom says.
253934
JUST get out go to family frinds, Get the LAW invalved!!!!!  There are place that can help you!!
810147
You are right.  You can't do anything.  It is up to your aunt.  She is an adult and can change her situation when she wants to.
242550
why would you want to do that\n---\ndisowning is not the solution. try to be rationale and talk to her. the solution might be as simple as that.
1141351
YES your daughter can depending on your state and her age  either you need to get a lawyer or a child's advocate, your daughter   "Motion  The Court" for what is an "Emancipation" against her father with what your telling me it should be granted, this is what children do, it is another way of being set free from there parents or a parent, go on the Internet and check it out, GOOD LUCK also most people don't need lawyers to do this but you may need one, I am also telling you it would be best that you allow you daughter to do this on her own of course go with her but as far as you going in to the lawyer or court room no the reason are this it is up to her and her choice that way no one will say you made her do this even thought they will anyways, Hallmark made a movie called "into the night about just this" try to get or contact me email and I will help you get the movie very helpful
94675
mmm it doesnt work that way! Get a lawyer and have him dictate what he wants. You need to coordinate it to avoid further conflict.