Can the fla dept of revenue garnish my pay for alimony payments
Yes, your wages can be garnished. You are court ordered to pay alimony so this is one method utilized to get that payment.
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Yes, your wages can be garnished. You are court ordered to pay alimony so this is one method utilized to get that payment.
Regarding the 2 other children, were they born AFTER this child? If so, that matters. Getting an attorney will help you get the financial documents...
My peers are correct. There must have been something in court to establish that you have the present ability to pay. Remember this, your obligation...
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First and foremost, the answer to your question regarding dismissal BEFORE the hearing date; no, you cannot. The temporary is in place until then....
Your best option is to speak with an attorney right away to discuss filing a paternity action. Until you are legally ordered to pay child support,...
The 50 miles starts from the primary residence determined at the time the parenting plan was issued; not from whatever couch/motel bed the mother...
Does the child's father regularly see the child? Will the father object to you taking the child? Does he have court ordered time sharing with the...
I agree. There is nothing more irritating than knowing what she does and she lies in court, nothing is changed and now you have legal fees. By...