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That can't be answered based on the limited information you provided - but if she has been self supporting for 11 years that will help to limit any...
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That can't be answered based on the limited information you provided - but if she has been self supporting for 11 years that will help to limit any...
"Very nasty stuff" isn't necessarily libel. The specific words matter... show the specific words to a local attorney - then consider whether suing...
The marital period - during which retirement benefits accrued are considered marital property - is from the date of the marriage to the date of the...
The offer seems absurdly low, and the statements you have show income above $90k per year. Get an attorney and have the numbers examined carefully...
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You will be taken off his insurance. That's a negative effect. Consult a local attorney before giving him an advantage for which you receive no...
Yes. If you have established residency and meet the residency in your new state you can file there - if not you may have to file in the state in...
Yes. You simply have to file and have her served - then litigate the case. You may want the help of a local attorney.
The only options are COBRA (expensive) and getting your own insurance. Given the short length of the marriage it's unlikely he would agree to pay...
It's not a problem. If the paperwork is prepared and filed properly, it will have no effect.
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That's something you would have to negotiate.