Can my ex alter the terms of our dissolution on his own?
The language of your Decree controls and neither of you has the right to unilaterally alter the terms. You should review what he is doing with an...
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The language of your Decree controls and neither of you has the right to unilaterally alter the terms. You should review what he is doing with an...
Of course, but you should still use an attorney. Your agreement is put into writing as a separation agreement, signed and filed with the court...
Yes that could be a large enough change in income to warrant going back to court. Youll need an attorney.
This should be consider as a retirement bent subject to equitable division by the court. Your lawyer should be able to handle this for you.
There are a several necessary facts to answer your question. Assuming he has service of process on you, he can pursue in NY. If you lived with...
Youd be naive not to have an attorney investigate to see what has and has not been done. You need to protect yourself and obviously your not...
If it was purchased during the marriage and you and he were still living together, then it should be classified as marital property and the equity...
Your remedy should be straitforward and would be determined by what your Decree says about the house. there are many attorneys available to help...
Your question doesnt make sense. Since you have an attorney, that's who you need to ask. if your not satisfied with his answer on the phone, make...
If you have your entire agreement in writing, signed by both parties, witnessed and you are separated, you would have a legally binding separation...