Can a new spouse's income be considered for child support in Puerto Rico?
The quick answer is yes. As a norm, in a child support order from Puerto Rico, the income of the spouse will be considered and it will be used as...
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The quick answer is yes. As a norm, in a child support order from Puerto Rico, the income of the spouse will be considered and it will be used as...
The burden is on him. He needs to proof with documentary evidence every dollar he claims he paid you. If he cannot provide any evidence of...
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Yes, you do. Avoid problems, complaints and lawsuits by hiring an attorney. Your are getting yourself in a complicated subject. Do yourself and...
You cannot leave Puerto Rico with the children without your husband’s consent. Puerto Rico has a very strict public policy against parents leaving...
I agree with Mr. Deason. You need to discuss your case and have the contract reviewed by an attorney. Without reviewing the contract, no attorney...
Look at the final judgment, the Parenting plan or the marital settlement agreement. The answer to your question might be in there. Generally...
The fact that he is not legal has nothing to do with your marriage being legal. You said he has a passport, that is all he needs to get married. If...
It is simple. You file a petition for dissolution of marriage, then you have her served with the petition. Her not wanting to get divorce is not an...
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Sorry to hear about your situation. There is no such thing as a free divorce in Florida. If you qualify as an indigent, you will not have to pay...
I agree with Ms. Heather. If you divorce is inevitable, you should file first. In this type of situation, the best way to protect your parental...