What rights does the military, non-custodial parent have in dealing with child support increases?

The court does not simply issue an increase in child support. There must have been a request for a modification. He should contest that. ...

Can text messages be used in court

If you can establish a proper foundation, then the text messages can be used in court. You may need to subpoena the records from his cell service...

Xmilitary,got divorced from first wife after 12 years of marriage. Does he have to pay support eventhough she is remarried?

You do not state the jurisdiction in which the divorce was issued. Assuming it is the District of Columbia, my collegue is correct. Your husband...

Modifiction to Support

The law in Maryland is not as cut and dried as my collegue suggests. In order for the court to modify child support the court first needs to...

Assuming that you are proceeding on the gounds of one year separation, your witness needs to corroborate (i.e. have personal knowledge) that you...

Can I move back to my house since my divorce case has been dismissed by MD court?

You can move back into the house. However, if you do so, you will start the clock all over with regard to the length of your separation. I...

Am I entitled to any of the money.

The answer to your question is probably not. The court must divide marital assets that exist as of the date of the divorce. However, to...

If your wife gets a job in SC. you stay behind to sell the house. you buy a new one in SC. you retire in 2 yrs wife has affair.

I agree with Mr. Godfrey. There is a great deal at stake here and you would be well advised to speak with an attorney.

How can i find ou if the sheriff came to my house to serve me papers?

If you do not have a problem getting served, then you can arrange a time for the papers to be served upon you. Alternatively, you can go to the...

Can I file perjury charges against a non custodial parent that falsified documents in court for ongoing child support case?

If someone knowingly makes a false statement under oath then that is perjury. You can file charges. It will then be up to the State's Attorney to...