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I was laid off last year, my attorney adviced me to stop making spousal support for 5 months. Now my ex sue me. What can I do?
Seattle, WA
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I suppose to pay spousal support $900 a month. In August 2008, I was laid off. My attorney advised me to stop making payment for 5 month while he is trying to appeal since my un-employment is much less. The amount brought down to $600, I sent my ex $600 x 5=$3,000 for the 5 months I did not pay him. However, he is taking me back to court for the full amount of $4,500.00 plus attorney fee. I only did what my attorney advised, Do you think my attorney should take responsible for this? I am grateful for your help. Jade
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Alan James Brinkmeier
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Posted 5 months ago.
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You should ask your attorney. Make sure you understand what he or she answers to you.
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