If you move to different state do still have to pay spousal support
Yes. The constitution requires every state's courts to recognize the orders of every other state.
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Yes. The constitution requires every state's courts to recognize the orders of every other state.
In Florida, there is a presumption of alimony in a long term marriage of 35 years. The amount is measured by your needs and his ability to pay...
You need to see about getting an income deduction order that includes the alimony with the child support and the arrears.
The answer depends on the wording of the agreement/judgment.
You need to consult a Colorado attorney where the property is located.
A lawyer should be able to help you get your alimony reduced if not terminated given the circumstances you describe. This is for informational...
Some MSA's have provisions covering what happens in case of reconciliation. You need to have an attorney review yours to advise you on your options.
You need to retain a lawyer in the county where he resides in Florida. If you don't know where he is, a private investigator nay be needed to find...
There is no way to give you the answer you want without reviewing the entire file. MY best advice is to listen to your attorney and follow his/her...
You definitely need to see an attorney who is experienced with contested stepparent adoptions as you may be able to adopt the child if you can...