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Are you gonna charge me for this?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
If you have a support order then yes, they "charge" you for it. It needs to be modified by the court.
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Im looking for someone who works through Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court. I have an ongoing case and need some changes made.
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Contact an attorney around Cleveland.
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What are the chances of gettin custody of my kids if my exs boyfriend has an extensive criminal record?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
The way you describer it, not bad. Get an attorney up around the Cleveland area for a consultation to get a better answer than you'll get here.
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Is there anything i can do to get my visitation rights for my 2 yr old son changed and the amount of child support lowered?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Sounds like it but you'll need to file the appropriate motions with the court. Get an attorney.
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By our divorce agreement there is no child support. can she sue me for it now. I am disabled on retirement. I will loose all.
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Answered on September 27, 2013
She could. Key words here are "at this time" but note the rest of the sentence. There are has to be a change of circumstances and I'm guessing...
My ex wife is missing payments on a house she was awarded. Can I take the house from her.
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Depending on wording of the order, I would say it's a contempt
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Can I get an annulment?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Not likely. If he want to end the marriage it sounds like a divorce to me.
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I cheated 4 years ago and my husband just found out.
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Answered on September 27, 2013
File for divorce. The affair will have minimal effect. The court should favor your daughter being with a parent, not a nanny
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Verbal agreements for post secondary support of $600.00 a month for my two kids - can I be taken to court for it? Ex says yes!
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Answered on September 27, 2013
She's right, you can be taken court. If this is all there is, when she loses, ask for attorney fees.
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Can I go back to court to receive my equity (owelty of partition) before my ex sells the home?
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Answered on September 27, 2013
Confusing question but I suspect you do. Depends on what the order says. If he was required to sell it but hasn't that strengthens your position....
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