What can happen to my estranged husband if he violates a court order ?
Yes, you can allege a violation - on both counts.
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Yes, you can allege a violation - on both counts.
You should discuss the situation in detail with a local family lawyer. Presumably you have a petition from him - something that will have to be...
New York's current rules allow for a modification petition if a party's income changes by more than 15%. However, the reduction in income is not...
The standard answer for "should I involve prosecutors?" is to ask a question of you: Do you want to get your money back or do you want some sort of...
Not without both your husband's consent and the consent of the lender.
You file for divorce like anyone else...by either hiring an attorney or by attempting to work through the forms available on the New York court...
You should discuss the specifics in detail with a local attorney, and should not post statements that could be seen as admissions on computer systems.
Start with the "find a lawyer" tab at the upper left. Or call your local bar association (which may be in Richmond.)
If she can prove that the marriage was bona fide and not for immigration purposes then a divorce should not hurt her immigration chances. However,...
Not if the award was based on your husband's salary. But if it was based on income imputed to you because the court believed you could be working...