Can I shorten my alimony?
You do have a case to modify if the facts have changed regarding incomes or other financial circumstances.
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You do have a case to modify if the facts have changed regarding incomes or other financial circumstances.
No. But if you put money into an account that is levied and you could lose those funds.
Hopefully you can prove each of your payments that you made weather by wage execution or direct payments.
He will have no claims and you can put it in your soul name. There is no expectation that this is a marital property even if the formality of...
Yes. Agreements are only in forcible to the extent they are fair. Even agreements for the anti-Lepis provisions can be modified if you can show...
Arrears do not die with the recipient. They are still owed.
If you were staying with in New Jersey, then the answer is yes. You should provide an updated address to the other parent.
The best you can do is offer your spouse the opportunity to engage marriage counseling on your own. The court system does not force such counseling.
You should raise the issue directly with the judge or have your attorney do so.
He would have to file a motion in court to prove why he should go from having supervised time to full-time.