Alimony terminated for cohabitating even though there's been a change in circumstances
I would need to see the property settlement agreement or judgment of divorce, to tell you whether cohabitation would be reason to lower alimony...
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I would need to see the property settlement agreement or judgment of divorce, to tell you whether cohabitation would be reason to lower alimony...
I agree with David. Once you submit the evidence, I advise you to add to thus motion a request that your ex give you money so you can retain an...
Once there is a change in circumstances, such as in your case, you have the right to file a motion and request the change.
I agree with Charles. You are in a very difficult predicament.
Unfortunately, a biological parent whose rights have not been terminated, indeed has a chance. This doesn't mean I think she will win, but it...
It is so sad for the children when a parent is irrational and creates incessant conflict. You are in a difficult situation. My first suggestion...
If she is a permanent resident she will be able to file for her citizenship even after she divorces.
This is very sad and I am so sorry. You have several rights, depending on what you want to do.
You and the child can agree to whatever you are both willing to live with. Otherwise it would be up to the judge. Be prepared to state your reasons.
It will not be easy, unless he is on the lease. Your recourse could be a paternity suit, but again, not easy to meet the burden.