If my ex asks probation for a reduction in child support or alimony payments & arrears because now unemployed will I be notified
Yes you will be notified and you should fight the reduction attempt.
Moorestown, NJ
Family Lawyer at Moorestown, NJ
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation
Yes you will be notified and you should fight the reduction attempt.
The arrears remain due and owing and are reduced to a judgment for you.
The vacation schedule should trump the regular schedule of parenting time.
It's not termination unless there is someone else willing to step into his role as a parent.
Do not do it. You likely will never get a second chance to get what you're entitled to in your divorce.
You cannot because judges have immunity from those big impediments so they can do their jobs.
Yes you can but a judge will never rule that a town is unsafe.
You can file in court or hire an attorney to send a letter on your behalf.
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