Do I need a quadro?
A QDRO is nothing more than a separate order signed by the judge telling the retirement plan administrator to distribute some amount of your ex's...
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A QDRO is nothing more than a separate order signed by the judge telling the retirement plan administrator to distribute some amount of your ex's...
Have your attorney contact court administration and get it back on the calendar. You can address your new demands at that time.
First, this probably isn't the right area to post your question (you're talking about medical malpractice). But, that said, I don't think you'll...
If there has been a substantial change in circumstances where your support would be raised, then, yes, your ex can take you back to court to get a...
As I stated in a newer post, you are talking about 2 different things - levy and garnishment. The creditor levied your bank account. I believe...
Garnishments are typically based upon gross income, not net. The fact that you have insurance and loan repayment obligations usually aren't...
Something isn't quite adding up here. Most state bars prohibit attorneys from collecting their fees through assets recovered for their clients in...
I'll be honest - your queston is quite confusing. If you have a joint bank account, then your husband is the owner of the account (as are you). A...
You can certainly apply for what is known as "in forma pauperis" standing with the court, which would eliminate filing fees. But, as far as...
Sure. If your state authorizes the disclosure of vehicle registrations, you can do that. Or, your attorney can get an order telling the state to...