My daughter passed away last year and she had a child support order that is 11 yrs old. I am legally my grandson's

It is easier to get enforcement on your own than it is to get a modification. If he is paying less than the current order requires, and the amount...

Can my income be taken into consideration if I marry a man with a child support order?

Your income may be "considered" by the court, but you are not responsible for paying support to the mother of your future husband's children. That...

Do I need to file a order to show cause?

An Order to Show Cause is a way to get to the front of the line, so-to-speak. It is the fastest way to get your issue before a judge. Your...

Assets in a divorce

It is very difficult to know what your current lawyer has in mind, it is possible that there are pertinent facts you have inadvertently omitted...

I am divorced. My exwife and I jointly own the home with a $250,000 mortgage. I need to remove my name from the deed.

Transferring your interest in the property is not complicated. As the other attorney noted, you simply sign a Quit Claim Deed and have it...

If I set jurisdiction as the UK in a contract, could someone sue from the US?

If you do not ship to the US, it is unlikely you will need to defend a lawsuit in the US. If you choose to do business in the US, the language in...

Plagiarism

I agree with Mr. Ross. In addition, I suggest that the first thing you do is contact the author. Many people are happy to let you reproduce their...

Is it possible for me to license my websites to my own company? So that ownership rests with me and not the company?

Yes, your goals can be met with careful planning as to your choice of business entity and meticulous drafting of your licensing agreements, etc. ...

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Can my husbands ex go after his life insurance policy to pay future child support after his death

Generally speaking, your husband's duty to pay child support would end upon his death. If he died leaving child support arrears, his estate would...

As unfair as it is, the reality answer is "as many times as the court will allow". Sorry. Legally, excessive adjournments that cause you actual...