can my husband fire his lawyer before our divorce if final?
915905
I'd guess that's between your husband and his attorney.  People fire their lawyers all the time.  Have no clue if or how that may affect your divorce, sorry.
768936
Unfortunately, if it wasn't written in the divorce decree, I don't think you'll be able to get anything from it. Remember, he is your ex, which means you have no ties to his pension. I know about this because of my divorce. Everything, including my pension, that was of value was put into my divorce documents. It also stated that from this point forward, everything was separate. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
801822
Will this affect any alimony you get? If he loses his job will you lose too?\n\nGetting revenge is not always as sweet as it seems. Make sure you know what your doing.
694650
sue him, and if he takes the business away don´t worry his wife will f**k it up in no time just make sure you get something out of it for your trouble
1101815
You won't convince him ,all you can do is file for divorce and let your lawyer know that he won't believe it's over ,once the divorce is in pipe line then aqnd only then mite he accept it really is over,i would suggest you keep contact to a minimum that way he will start to get the idea you ae not coming back,if you have been in contact on a regular basis he may feel he still stands a chance but you can't turn the clock back and if you don't love him you will only be even more unhappy if you return out of guilt because he is miserable without you,GOOD LUCK
852054
First, find a better lawyer.  Then, they will be able to help you.  I would NOT continue with this lawyer who clearly does not have the skills to properly handle your case.
432614
You can divorce him - ask several lawyers for fees. You can require that all communication be directed to you attorney. Let the lawyer know, up front, that you want minimal contact with him. I divorced a woman who left town. I went months without her seeing me or the kids. Years later, we lived next door to one another!
222042
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".
417098
Heck no...Don't let some Lawyer or Your Husbands Lawyer tweak with anything..Specially when it comes to your kids..You are your childrens protectors and from what I'm reading you wouldn't still be fighting with Lawyers and your husband if it weren't for your kids..So stand up and get what you think is fair..Anyways you are the one who is paying for this Lawyer so he should do exactly what you want...Thanks your Friend....
783936
I'm not sure.  Speak to a lawyer about that.  Good luck!
300774
Will cost.  Need to contact a laywer and start divorce proceedings.  The lawyers office will track down the husband through info you give them and from public records.  As part of the divorce process, it is their responsibility to find and contact the other party once you sign-on to be their client.\n\nNo, I am not a lawyer.\n\nKim
603316
Not likely....you were only married for a year and you came into the marraige with these things.  Get a good lawyer and you should be fine.  Find a flat rate divorce attorney....it will cost you more up front, (and possible  a little more in the end) but you won't get nickel and dimed with every phone call, email, and paper that needs written/filed.  Good luck....and it really does gt better!
1037275
Call your lawyer and have them handle it.
223392
talk to your lawyer. hire a lawyer.
373556
If he was still married when he "married" you, your marriage may be invalid and you won't need a divorce. See a lawyer- laws vary by state.
177106
Go get yourself a divorce, and file for custody and child support. The courts are usually behind a woman who wants the best for her child. If he's a truck driver and on the road a lot, I have a feeling everything will go in your favor. Just remember, get yourself a decent lawyer, one who works in your county and knows the judges in the courthouse. Most importantly, do not slander your soon to be ex- husband, be calm, cool and act intelligently. Sounds like he has an anger management problem... you will not have to tell anyone but your own lawyer, chances are he will become angry in court and he'll be his own worst enemy.
284440
It sounds very messy. I recommed you dont waste any time and get an attorney that is familar with your state's laws.