Can I force my husband to include TSP (401K) government matching as income to calculate alimony and child support?

Great advice by Mr. Barrett.

Can my husband and I decide how to split assets and the outcome not affect alimony and child support?

Asset division should not have any impact on child support. However, it might have an impact on the award of maintenance (previously referred to as...

I am using Family Law Software. Why is my mortgage payment showing up as a credit to my income to calculate my maintenance?

I urge clients to stay clear of using this software even though it is offered by the state because of problems that are still present, as you have...

Can I structure a loan based on profit?

I agree with both of my colleagues that you need to consult with a business attorney. I recognize that it is a drive, but both of my colleagues are...

Possibly. Probation and parole can be run concurrently (at the same time) as long as the prosecutor and judge agrees to such. When I was a...

I want to divorce my husband and move from CO to CA with our 9 year old daughter. Will I be in trouble legally if I just leave?

I would not right now. Yes, you can move before the injunction relating to the divorce goes into effect, however you might very well be dragged...

Our prop manager has been extremely slow in returning information to us in regards to renters we find to take over our lease

I would set up a consultation with Mr. Eby. As a former county court judge, I refer a lot of landlord/tenant cases to him because that is his...

Report it to the local DA's Office and they have a bad check restitution enforcement division. Normally, for a first offense they don't file...

Landlord dispute over broken furnance no heat in house for three moths

It sounds like you have a breach of the implied warranty of habitability for not having heat in the middle of winter. That is, unless the lease...

Does 6th Amendment right to counsel apply municipal misdemeanor & contempt ct from conflicting court dates they wouldn't change?

The standard is that if jail is possible, then you have the right to a court-appointed attorney if you can't afford one and you qualify.

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