Can ex-wife take me to court and change existing arrangement after 6 years of divorce?
You are only obligated to do what the court has ordered you to do. After 6 years of divorce, I don't think she is eligible for alimony unless...
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You are only obligated to do what the court has ordered you to do. After 6 years of divorce, I don't think she is eligible for alimony unless...
Suggest retaining an attorney immediately. Many counties grant ex-parte orders without having the full picture. Each county has different ways...
He needs to file a motion with the court in the jurisdiction the child is in. The court will review what is in the Best Interest of the Child and...
I am not sure what you are asking? Are you currently obligated to pay child support? Do you want to get money back? Not sure what you want?
I would contact the issuing agency of the marriage certificate to correct the date of birth before providing any explanation. It may be a very...
You can begin the application process four years and nine months after getting your green card.
The court in Ohio always retains jurisdiction over child related issues. You can always file and go back to court to discuss children's issues. ...
It all depends on your particulars such as length of time in Ohio, whether there are minor children, etc. etc. etc. Without knowing the entire...
It is very unclear what the issue is. Are you still with your spouse, have papers been filed, what past immigration violations, etc etc etc. ...
If your parents were US Citizens before your 18th birthday, then you may already be eligible for citizenship....More information is needed...