Husbands ex wants him to half extra activities with her on top of court ordered child support. Is he obligated to pay more?

Unless he is obligated to pay the additional expenses under a court order or an agreement between the parties, then no. If the parties have a...

This modification clause was likely ordered to benefit you; not to cost you more. Modification of an alimony award requires a material and...

The document you and your wife signed may be determined by a court to be a separation agreement, which could help in the distribution of your...

I need to know if I am able to get my divorce finalized if I just found out I am pregnant?

I find that this depends on the judge. I have seen judges grant a divorce while a party is pregnant, and I have seen a number of them refuse to...

I would like to relocate with my children to Indiana to be closer to family.If objected what are my chances it would be granted?

Courts ordinarily construe reasonable purpose very liberally. The statute is designed to allow relocating parents to move. If you can prove the...

Can I sue a company for neglecting to take child support payments from a check?

You need to hire an attorney to help you prove that in court. It is the father's duty to pay his support, whether or not it's being garnished. ...

My ex has my son but no child support is set or ordered. Am I legally responsible to pay support my son?

You are legally responsible for supporting your son, and not doing so may cause you to owe substantial arrears, if and when the mother finally...

Do I need a lawyer to decrease child support amount?

You do not "need" a lawyer to file a Motion to decrease your child support obligation. But you should consult one. It is certainly possible for...

I have a parenting plan and I had to move, but I did not write the letter of intent. What do I need to do?

You need to consult an attorney. Since you have already moved, you probably need to file something with the court requesting a modification of the...

We want to get custody of our grandkids whats the best way to do this ? and whats involved.

You would have to prove that the children are dependent and neglected under Tennessee Law, which basically means that the parents cannot or will...