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Posted about 22 hours ago in Alimony Covina, CA 
Steven Alan Fink's answer
I am sorry that she threw away 29 years of marriage. California is a no-fault... 
Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman's answer
Your situation is unfortunate, but you should talk to an experienced family law...
Posted 11 days ago in Divorce / Separation Los Angeles, CA
Posted 16 days ago in Divorce / Separation Agoura, CA 
Norman Gregory Fernandez's answer
A good argument can be made to reduce your spousal support, especially... 
Jesus Silva Jr's answer
Good news. Special rules apply for a person who pays spousal support after he...
Posted 22 days ago in Alimony Pomona, CA
Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman's answer
Unless the agreement and judgment says that spousal support is NON-modifiable,...
Posted 24 days ago in Alimony Bellflower, CA
Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman's answer
It's difficult to answer this question without a few more facts, but if what...
Posted about 1 month ago in Alimony Los Angeles, CA 
Barton Michael Pokras' answer
The factors determining the amount due for alimony are set forth in California...
Posted about 1 month ago in Alimony Los Angeles, CA
Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman's answer
You haven't provided nearly enough information for someone to give an answer...
Posted about 1 month ago in Alimony San Fernando, CA
Steven Alan Fink's answer
If you did not support her during marriage you will probably not have to pay...
Posted about 1 month ago in Divorce / Separation Woodland Hills, CA 
Antoinette Misiaszek Lerandeau's answer
Look at your prenuptial agreement. If it deals with spousal support then that...
Posted 3 months ago in Alimony Norwalk, CA 
Matthew Edward Williamson's answer
If alimony was not waived, you can still apply for it. The question is whether...
Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman's answer
As noted above, you can ASK, but that's not really the question you want...
Posted 2 months ago in Alimony Los Angeles, CA
Steven Alan Fink's answer
California is a no-fault divorce state. His cheating or not cheating will have... 
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Cheating isn't relevant to whether you can get spousal support (the courts don'...
Posted 2 months ago in Alimony West Covina, CA
Posted 2 months ago in Divorce / Separation Long Beach, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
It takes at least 6 months from the date you serve him to complete a divorce,...
Posted 2 months ago in Divorce / Separation Long Beach, CA
Steven Alan Fink's answer
Have your lawyer either do a wage garnishment or bring an OSC re Contempt...
Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman's answer
An OSC re: contempt is a remedy of last resort; they're expensive to run,...
Posted about 1 month ago in Alimony Los Angeles, CA
Steven Alan Fink's answer
Support will be based upon his ability to earn, not his present income. The...
Posted about 1 month ago in Alimony San Fernando, CA
Posted 3 months ago in Divorce / Separation Los Angeles, CA
Matthew Edward Williamson's answer
Sorry to tell you this - but the cheating doesn't count to offset Alimony....
Norman Gregory Fernandez's answer
He could get alimony (spousal support.) Spousal support is not a right. In...
Posted 3 months ago in Alimony Los Angeles, CA
Matthew Edward Williamson's answer
Sorry, alimony is for divorcing spouses. What you may be entitled to is a "...
Posted 2 months ago in Alimony Long Beach, CA
User's answer
Yours is a question related to general spousal support, and your reference to... 
Marshall William Waller's answer
Yours is a question related to general spousal support, and your reference to...
Posted 29 days ago in Tax Hermosa Beach, CA 
Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman's answer
Some is probably non-taxable, but the periodic payment may be taxable. You... |
