I have been married for 6 years and I am not working. We do not own any property. Am I entitled to alimony?

Based upon the facts presented you may be entitled to alimony, both during the proceedings and after the case is finalized. Unless there are other...

I have alimony that "cannot be modified". I have been told that FL law "can" modify it. I get conflicting answers.

So that you may receive an answer on which you can rely, you should consult with an experienced family law attorney, being sure to bring with you a...

Can I get my divorce proceedings dismissed in South Carolina and file in Florida?

No. To begin with, your husband has already filed for divorce. South Carolina is the proper place for filing, since that is the last state where...

What needs to be done if a Marital Agreement has been reached with no property or children involved in a divorce?

You would need to schedule a final hearing, prepare, file with the Clerk of Court and serve on your husband (by mail) a Notice of Final Hearing....

My divorce decree states that the mother of my children must reside in the same state. Now, she wants to relocate....

If there is no agreement, your spouse must file a petition for relocation. To avoid the petition being automatically granted, you must file a...

Where can I go online to see the garnishment wage total that have been deducted from my paychecks?

Generally, the website to which you referred should show the last 5 payments. If you have proof that the money was taken from your pay (by looking...

Do I have to get attorney in Texas if I live in Florida?

In general, the state where the parties last lived together as husband and wife would be the state that would have jursidiction to deal with the...

I have alimony that cannot be modified per our final decree.

If your Final Judgment specifies that the alimony cannot be modified, then the alimony cannot be modified. If you have any doubts concerning your...

When a deduction order is filed for child support, does the person still have to pay child support as if there was no order file

If the new order directs payments through the State Disbursement Unit, your fiance will have difficulty receiving credit for any direct payments...

I agree with my colleague, but want to emphasize that you should file your motion immediately. Due process requires notice and the opportunity to...