Is it possible to lower alimony payments because of a financial hardship? What steps do I take?
It depends on how the alimony was set. Modification is possible under some circumstances: consult a local attorney and discuss your situation in...
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It depends on how the alimony was set. Modification is possible under some circumstances: consult a local attorney and discuss your situation in...
If the mother is unwilling to sign such an authorization you'll need to discuss options with a local attorney. A contested case under these...
On those facts it seems unlikely.
You should file a petition in Family Court seeking to set custody. Leaving could be viewed as abandoning hte child.
That's not enough information on which to base an answer. You should discuss your situation in detail with a local divorce lawyer.
If there is no agreement between the parties on the major issues the divorce process can be quite frustrating - but the fault may or may not be...
Generally, yes. It's almost always a mistake to litigate pro se against an attorney.
You possibly lose your case on a default. NEVER fail to show up in court when you are scheduled to appear.
This is a matter you should attempt to resolve, remembering that it is in the child's interest to have two active parents.
Probably not. But the circumstances will matter - and, if the grounds is something important to you, it should be discussed in detail with a local...