My ex husband is suspended without pay at his job. Will I continue to receive my alimony and child support? Until court date

His child support obligation remains intact despite the suspension. He would have to obtain a Court Order saying that he doesn't have to pay, and I...

What options do I have to stop this nonsense? What are my rights against him filing false TRO's and wasting my time and money?

I sympathize with you, for you are indeed involved in a terrible situation. The key to this whole matter is limiting your contact with him as much...

When i get married in the summer of 2016 can the ex go after me for more support

The answer to your question is NO. Whether or not you are married has absolutely nothing to do with the amount of your child support obligation.

What could I reasonably expect from a family law attorney?

If the other man is the biological father of the child that your wife is now pregnant with, it will be hard for that man "not to be in the picture"...

I live in the state of oregon but i got married in the state of oklahoma. how much would it cost me to divorce my husband?

Assuming your intent is to hire an attorney, there is no set rule for how much a divorce will cost you. Most divorce attorneys charge at their...

If the Order specifies weekly child support payments, then you are supposed to receive weekly child support payments. If you are only receiving 48...

Do I need a family law lawyer?

If you have never been to Court until now, then there is no Order from the State of New Jersey that defines each parent's rights and...

It certainly does matter who is designated the PPR, particularly when your child starts school. In light of your having 65% of the yearly...

Do I need a family law lawyer

I would absolutely recommend that you obtain the services of a local attorney who is experienced in these matters. Without doing so, you are trying...

Can I legally stop other people besides our kids mom attending school meetings, activities?

I would be surprised if any Judge would issue an Order preventing other people from attending a school activity, for example if your child is on a...

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