Ex wife is supposed to pay a portion of medical bills, which she refuses to do. Will she have to pay my attorney fees
That depends - in large part upon your settlement agreement. What does it say?
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That depends - in large part upon your settlement agreement. What does it say?
Attempt to negotiate a settlement. You won't get much slack from the court - the ink is barely dry on the agreement.
What does your settlement agreement or judgment of divorce say with regard to the house?
Your attorney should advise you as to whether any appearances will be required and as to the requirements, which may include notarized signatures.
Find another lender. The court is under no obligation to give you anything beyond your judgment or settlement agreement.
Your wife's income is irrelevant to your child support obligations.
No, you can't legally stop him. He has to stop himself. Or not.
This is more of a real estate question than a divorce question - and she should consult a real estate attorney.
Three years is a very short marriage - but child support is a certainty. Consult a local attorney or clinic and discuss your options.
Your lawyer undoubtedly is aware of the options available to move the process. That having been said - your sole option if you're unsatisfied with...