Can a divorce lawyer help me with some advices? I need a urgent help.?

I need to talk with a lawyer about my situation. He want to divorce, but he want me out in my own. I cant take care of my self, i dont have a job, i dont know nobody here.Can a divorce lawyer help me with some advices? I need a urgent help.?
Definitely talk to a lawyer. Hopefully you've been married for longer than five years. It would help if you could be prepared, like have last years income tax forms on hand, plus addresses of your husbands work place, social security #'s, and such. DON';T CRY! It irritates the lawyers! By the way, get a job! Never let a husband control you so much you are completely at thier mercy! Even with the most awesome love life, have an escape plan!Can a divorce lawyer help me with some advices? I need a urgent help.?
Take all his money and disappear !
It's easy... Open the ';Attorneys'; section in the yellow pages, and start callin'.
you can take care of yourself, you dont need a job go find a good attorney ask alyour friends for a referral most attorneys will make your husband pay thier bill cause you are not working,happens all the time
He wants to kick you out of your home? Is that what you mean? He can't do it legally. It is just as much your home as it is his. Until there is a court order stating otherwise, you don't have to move out. Of course, nothing can stop him from being a jerk and making your life miserable while you are there. It's never an easy thing. Divorce hurts. Talk to a lawyer right away.
He can't kick you out you have a right to stay until divorce is over
If you get divorced you WILL be out on your own, he won't have to support you because you will no longer be married. You will have to LEARN how to take care of yourself, how to look for a job etc.
I am not a divorce lawyer but you are entitled to get money on a monthly basis (alimony) from him if he has been working and supporting you all this time. He will have to give you money until you can get on your feet. Also, if you own a home along with him, you are entitled to half of everything you all have since marriage. You will need to go to court over this to determine how much each of you are entitled to.