What if ex-wife does not respond to Notice of motion in modifying child support and alimony
You will need to send to whichever judge is guiding your case proof that you actually served the other party. Assuming services proper, a judge...
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You will need to send to whichever judge is guiding your case proof that you actually served the other party. Assuming services proper, a judge...
More information is needed such as how long your marriage was, where there any renovations to the home, who pay the mortgage, and other such...
The marriage will not affect child-support because the new spouses income does not get added to the other parties and come to reach a grand total...
No. Physical separation means living in separate residences with no resumption of a common residence.
He does have rights to that home even if they're not ownership interests. The facts will drive his claim. He may have to pay support in some...
Yes however it depends on your income and your financial circumstances as well.
You should be considering filing a motion to modify the alimony.
You have every right to demand to know where he is going in where he will be living. If he does not tell you, you should consider filing something...
If you have a court order you must comply or seek a new court order to change the existing one. You cannot act on your own.
You have every right to have your child continue to go to that therapist even over your ex spouse's objection.