Divorce case. Agreement reached. Now other party wants to re-negotiate terms.

Whether there was an agreement depends on the content of the email communications, which you should discuss with an attorney experienced in...

Will I be able to force opm to payout retirement annuity to my mother after she was divorced (uncontested) from my dad ?

The clue in this question that it refers to a Federal government retiree -- and not to an IRA, 401K, or other retirement plan, either defined...

What am I entitled to?

"I'm not even sure where to start." Start with getting a lawyer. This is a complex case: minor child, possibly the beneficiary of family...

Do I need to file a motion for Reconsideration or can I submit a letter to the judge?

A "letter to the judge" will, at best, be considered by the court as a motion to alter or amend, or for reconsideration. At worst, it will be...

During child support proceedings in 2010, my ex stated committed perjury

The following is probably not what you want to hear, but you did not ask for an answer that makes you feel good. Here is my take: The question you...

Told courts one thing then text me opposite after court ended.

I agree with Evan Koslow, but I want to add the following: You indicate that the other party made these statements in text messages. You should...

Are custody schedules based on days, or overnights with defined exchange times?

The only "fair" way to look at this is to choose a rule that applies to both of you. So, for example, if she says those Mondays and Fridays are...

I have a Child Support permanent order in DC and and MD

The answer is: Maybe. Maybe not. The question is not clear. Do you have a child support order from DC and MD concerning the same child? Or one...

Selected as the best answer

Under Maryland law, neither spouse is directly liable for the debts of the other. You are only liable for cards in your own name. How to...

As a custodial parent, how far am i legally allowed to relocate in state without jeapodazing custody should the dad object

As the other two answers indicate, the answer to your question is "it all depends." Not very helpful, but absolutely correct. The court would...