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sisters husband verbalized he was leaving 1 month ago but he is still in the house. he however has stopped paying all the bill
Carnegie, PA
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Posted 9 months ago in Divorce / Separation
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if the husband verbalized he was leaving but still has not done so what can she do? he has stopped paying all the bills and stays out all hours of the night. she works part time because they have 2 children. he will come home 30 minutes before she has to leave for work. she knows she cant leave that house but he is mentally trying to force her out. what can she do. she is not in any financial state to get a lawyer. can she file for support even though he has not left the house? what are her options? please give advise. she received payments for march with feb fees overlapping as late fees. please advise thank you kindly
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Audrey Lynn Buglione
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Posted 9 months ago.
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In Pennsylvania spouses have the duty to support each other. Your sister should go to her local domestic relations office and file for spousal and child support. She does not need an attorney to help her file. The domestic relations office will direct her. If she is entitled to support she will only receive support from the date of filing the request, not for any time prior. I am not sure what you mean by "she received payments for march with feb fees overlapping as late fees." Your sister should also consult with an attorney in her area so that she will know her rights. Some offer free consultations, but make sure she chooses someone who is very familiar with family law issues.
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