My ex and I agreed on a new support amount. We formally filed in court and the judge agreed.
The crediting will likely be done with the new amount set as of the day of filing of the first request for a modification.
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The crediting will likely be done with the new amount set as of the day of filing of the first request for a modification.
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Seeking a declaration of emancipation seems to be the appropriate course of action.
The appropriate measure may be to seek to have the child declared emancipated, and, thereafter, cancel the insurance.
It will help, but it won't be dispositive.
Not necessarily - but it isn't impossible either. You should discuss the situation in detail with a local family law attorney - and unless you get...
It's possible - but not without a Family Court hearing. You should consult a local attorney to discuss the situation in detail.
No. But it isn't a bad idea to do it anyway.
You get a divorce the same way as anyone else, except that service of process will be a bit more complicated. You'll probably want to consult with...
You are only entitled to support from the date of your first filing seeking it.
No. And they won't try.