Comments for Divorce Help Network http://divorcehelpnetwork.com Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Debt Division, Property Division, Visitation Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:40:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 Comment on Remarriage After Divorce by Christy http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/02/04/remarriage-after-divorce/#comment-172 Christy Mon, 14 Apr 2008 06:22:57 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/02/04/remarriage-after-divorce/#comment-172 How long does a man have to wait after his divorce is final before he can remarry if he is divorced in TN but is remarrying in SC? How long does a man have to wait after his divorce is final before he can remarry if he is divorced in TN but is remarrying in SC?

]]> Comment on Who Gets the Children When the Custodial Parent Dies? by jessica moseley http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2007/10/11/who-gets-the-children-when-the-custodial-parent-dies/#comment-168 jessica moseley Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:31:19 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2007/10/11/who-gets-the-children-when-the-custodial-parent-dies/#comment-168 My father died suddenly, he had physical custody of me and my two younger brothers, our mother has never been involved in our life, we barley know who she is other than the fact that she has a serious alcohol and anger problem. She was never proven unfit by a court, but she never was given over night visitation with us children. Now that I am 18 my grandmother and I are petitioning the court for custody of my two younger brothers.The virginia law says that in the event of the custodial parents death, the other parent will get custody of the children unless proven unfit. Which has never happened. Now the courts are trying to give my two younger brothers to a woman whom they barley even know and expect them to live a healthy and stable life. Does the childrens comfort even matter to a court? I mean they are being taken away from the only family they've ever known in their life. Is the government allowed to do this?? My father died suddenly, he had physical custody of me and my two younger brothers, our mother has never been involved in our life, we barley know who she is other than the fact that she has a serious alcohol and anger problem. She was never proven unfit by a court, but she never was given over night visitation with us children. Now that I am 18 my grandmother and I are petitioning the court for custody of my two younger brothers.The virginia law says that in the event of the custodial parents death, the other parent will get custody of the children unless proven unfit. Which has never happened.
Now the courts are trying to give my two younger brothers to a woman whom they barley even know and expect them to live a healthy and stable life. Does the childrens comfort even matter to a court? I mean they are being taken away from the only family they’ve ever known in their life. Is the government allowed to do this??

]]> Comment on Who Gets the Children When the Custodial Parent Dies? by Joe Goldberg http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2007/10/11/who-gets-the-children-when-the-custodial-parent-dies/#comment-154 Joe Goldberg Mon, 07 Apr 2008 09:40:59 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2007/10/11/who-gets-the-children-when-the-custodial-parent-dies/#comment-154 Parental Alienation and Parental Alienation Syndrome ( P.A.S. ), is a serious form of child abuse, it falls under the definition of emotional abuse, and this form of child abuse is widely recognized by all mental health professionals. At Goldberg & Associates www.ParentalAlienation.Ca we help family law attorneys to rescue children from an abusing parent. In Parental Alienation Child Abuse, a custodial parent often makes false allegations of abuse against the non-custodial parent ( this is a common act of behavior to obstruct visitation and deflect attention away from the " real abuser ". ) If you are a mother or father that has a child suffering with this form of child abuse contact us for help at TEL: 905-481-0367 and ask for Mr. Joseph Goldberg Parental Alienation and Parental Alienation Syndrome ( P.A.S. ),
is a serious form of child abuse, it falls under the definition of emotional
abuse, and this form of child abuse is widely recognized by all mental
health professionals.

At Goldberg & Associates www.ParentalAlienation.Ca
we help family law attorneys to rescue children from an abusing
parent.

In Parental Alienation Child Abuse, a custodial parent often makes
false allegations of abuse against the non-custodial parent ( this is
a common act of behavior to obstruct visitation and deflect attention
away from the ” real abuser “. )

If you are a mother or father that has a child suffering with this form
of child abuse contact us for help at TEL: 905-481-0367 and ask for
Mr. Joseph Goldberg

]]> Comment on Divorce Advice for Women — 11 Things to Do Now by Divorce Advice for Women — 11 Things to Do Now | Divorce Lawyers Dallas http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/03/19/divorce-advice-for-women-11-things-to-do-now/#comment-139 Divorce Advice for Women — 11 Things to Do Now | Divorce Lawyers Dallas Sat, 29 Mar 2008 13:24:51 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/03/19/divorce-advice-for-women-11-things-to-do-now/#comment-139 [...] Divorce Help Network » Divorce Advice for Women — 11 Things to Do Now [...] […] Divorce Help Network » Divorce Advice for Women — 11 Things to Do Now […]

]]> Comment on Client Bill of Rights by Georgia Family Law Blog http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/03/21/client-bill-of-rights/#comment-131 Georgia Family Law Blog Sat, 22 Mar 2008 12:22:59 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/03/21/client-bill-of-rights/#comment-131 <strong>Client Bill of Rights...</strong> Every client deserves these five guarantees from their lawyer: 1. The Right to Have All Phone Calls Returned Promptly. It still amazes me when people tell me their lawyer will not call them back at all. One sweet lady recently... Client Bill of Rights…

Every client deserves these five guarantees from their lawyer: 1. The Right to Have All Phone Calls Returned Promptly. It still amazes me when people tell me their lawyer will not call them back at all. One sweet lady recently…

]]> Comment on What you should know about QDROs by Patti http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2007/12/27/what-you-should-know-about-qdros/#comment-125 Patti Fri, 14 Mar 2008 22:25:16 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2007/12/27/what-you-should-know-about-qdros/#comment-125 I was married 24yrs to a GM hourly worker. There was no QDRO drafted during the divorce. My divorce papers stated 1/2 of the pension at time of his retirement. My ex retired with 31 yrs and out. Definitely it was voluntary as he is only 51 yrs old. Now, it is going on 2 yrs and it seems that my ex and his attorney are standing on firm grounds that I am not entitled to his early retirement supplemental pension through Fidelity. I would love any feed back or comments that could help me in any possible way. I was married 24yrs to a GM hourly worker. There was no QDRO drafted during the divorce. My divorce papers stated 1/2 of the pension at time of his retirement. My ex retired with 31 yrs and out. Definitely it was voluntary as he is only 51 yrs old. Now, it is going on 2 yrs and it seems that my ex and his attorney are standing on firm grounds that I am not entitled to his early retirement supplemental pension through Fidelity. I would love any feed back or comments that could help me in any possible way.

]]> Comment on Who Gets the Children When the Custodial Parent Dies? by Tige Barker http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2007/10/11/who-gets-the-children-when-the-custodial-parent-dies/#comment-106 Tige Barker Sat, 08 Mar 2008 22:52:59 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2007/10/11/who-gets-the-children-when-the-custodial-parent-dies/#comment-106 My X inlaws are pulling this same stuff with my kids. The kids mom died. They contated me three days later. They are now trying to keep MY children from me My X inlaws are pulling this same stuff with my kids. The kids mom died. They contated me three days later. They are now trying to keep MY children from me

]]> Comment on More FAQs on divorce by mental health » Blog Archive » More FAQs on divorce http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/03/08/more-faqs-on-divorce-3/#comment-105 mental health » Blog Archive » More FAQs on divorce Sat, 08 Mar 2008 15:28:22 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/03/08/more-faqs-on-divorce-3/#comment-105 [...] Read the rest of this great post here [...] […] Read the rest of this great post here […]

]]> Comment on How do I communicate with my “ex” when we can’t stand each other? by Hot Blog » Blog Archive » How do I communicate with my “ex” when we can’t stand each other? http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/02/29/how-do-i-communicate-with-my-ex-when-we-cant-stand-each-other/#comment-104 Hot Blog » Blog Archive » How do I communicate with my “ex” when we can’t stand each other? Fri, 29 Feb 2008 14:17:53 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/02/29/how-do-i-communicate-with-my-ex-when-we-cant-stand-each-other/#comment-104 [...] Original post by Divorce Help Network [...] […] Original post by Divorce Help Network […]

]]> Comment on Child Support FAQ: Can my spouse’s Ex garnish my wages for support? by Taxes » Child Support FAQ: Can my spouse’s Ex garnish my wages for support? http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/02/27/child-support-faq-can-my-spouses-ex-garnish-my-wages-for-support/#comment-103 Taxes » Child Support FAQ: Can my spouse’s Ex garnish my wages for support? Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:11:03 +0000 http://divorcehelpnetwork.com/2008/02/27/child-support-faq-can-my-spouses-ex-garnish-my-wages-for-support/#comment-103 [...] Divorce Help Network wrote an interesting post today on Child Support FAQ: Can my spouse’s Ex garnish my wages for support?Here’s a quick excerpt’ If you and your spouse’file taxes jointly and you expect an’I…’ If you think this might be a problem for you and your spouse, speak to your tax advisor about filing separately…. [...] […] Divorce Help Network wrote an interesting post today on Child Support FAQ: Can my spouse’s Ex garnish my wages for support?Here’s a quick excerpt’ If you and your spouse’file taxes jointly and you expect an’I…’ If you think this might be a problem for you and your spouse, speak to your tax advisor about filing separately…. […]

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