Yes, it is recognized in the United States, so long as final judgment was entered by court. I would suggest that you keep a copy of the order for...

My retirement date (20 years at municipality) is 5 months before my divorce hearing. Can I retire or have to stay employed?

You need to see a competent family law attorney. Depending on the facts, your decision to retire could look like you were attempting to manipulate...

CHILD SUPPORT MODIFICATION

You need to see an attorney. The issue of modifying child support is fact-based and depending on those facts, you can end up with radically...

Can i file for medical disability and still work

I really like Ms. Joy's answer below. I would only add that obviously if you are working on a temporary basis, then you can (1) keep to a schedule,...

I am on SS Disability, food stamps and disability from work, I cannot be garnished correct. I do not work only income is disabil

Garnishment is a complex issue. And it highly depends on the facts. See an attorney.

Is there an atty. to assist us in the endeavor with Social Security for an overpayment. My husband is still employed at age 65.

You should hire an attorney to deal with this problem. I have often handled these cases. It is possible for that Social Security will waive your...

Supplemental security income reporting

Simple answer, yes, you always have to report changes in your income - especially when your benefits are need based as with SSI.

Can I retain a new lawyer in the middle of a Social Security case if your not happy with your lawyer you currently have?

Yes you can hire a new attorney. And in fact, based on your fact pattern, I would highly suggest that you interview new attorneys. Loyalty is...

Can bankruptcy stop and eviction if you file before the eviction was filed

See an attorney immediately. It is possible that the Trustee will allow you to stay there if you pay the rent during the foreclosure period - the...

How long after a CH13 Court Dismissal Can I file for CH7?

The simple answer is that you need court approval to dismiss your case, and once dismissed, you need to wait at least 180 days before you can...