Can funds be legally withdrawn from a joint account after divorce?
The most important part of this inquiry is what your Final Judgment or Marital Settlement Agreement says about this account in particular. It would...
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The most important part of this inquiry is what your Final Judgment or Marital Settlement Agreement says about this account in particular. It would...
This is not a marital and family law question, this would be more of a debtors rights question. I would be very hesitant in joining your assets and...
In this circumstance if you have a final judgment that allows this, you would file a motion for enforcement of that final judgment or if you do not...
The short answer to this question is no. Child support is based on the parties income, and is modifiable if there is a change in the parties...
The best thing that you can do under the circumstances would be to reach out to an attorney if you were trying to protect assets. Often times...
This is going to depend if you came to a complete agreement. If that language is in there. If you left out the financial issues you may have waived...
If you ensure that your agreement follows the statute, you do not have to revisit or address child support at this time. Especially where the two...
Yes, many cases in divorce go to trial. This provision likely means that your attorney does not do trials and you will have to hire an attorney or...
There are a number of ways you could handle this. You could file a motion for contempt and, probably not on the first motion, but in subsequent...
Can you file for a default? Yes. There are a few considerations stacked up with the generalized concept of “just because you can doesn’t mean you...