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Why are there arrears? If there is a legitimate reason, such as unemployment, you (the "obligor") can still file for a reduction in them. At the minimum, a motion should be filed to have any interest penalties set aside, which can increase drastically (double or triple the amount owed).
Typically, a QDRO is drafted by the plaintiff's lawyer. My firm, in downtown Birmingham, can help. All the best to you. J. Dallo
Letting a house foreclose is not a crime involving moral turpitude because no one is getting arrested for it. It's not illegal. Now, if there were some other illegal activity involved that causes one to be arrested, then you would have some sort of crime. I hope that helps! J. Dallo The Dallo Law Firm, PLLC 248-763-4040
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This depends on the inmate's criminal history. Under immigration law, an inmate will be under "mandatory detention" and cannot be released if the government establishes that he/she has committed at least two (2) crimes involving moral turpitude. These crimes usually involve some kind of violent or "aggressive" behavior.
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You need to contact an immigration lawyer immediately to give the details of your situation. The Dallo Law Firm is ready to assist at 248-763-4040 or jjdallo@dallolaw.com J.