Ex-husband in default of divorce settlement.
As counsel stated, if the divorce decree ordered him to make a payment and he didn't do so, you may bring a motion for contempt. I can't tell, but...
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As counsel stated, if the divorce decree ordered him to make a payment and he didn't do so, you may bring a motion for contempt. I can't tell, but...
Mr. Beaulier provided an excellent answer in the other thread.
Yes, it would be considered cohabitation.
Generally, settlement conferences are an opportunity for you and your spouse to try to work out all remaining issues in dispute. Unless...
Based on your facts you're looking at a divorce, not an annulment. Annulments are fairly rare and require specific conditions to be met (like if...
If there are any contested issues and your husband has answered properly he is entitled to a hearing on those issues.
This should be addressed in the divorce decree. If it is not, generally the custodial parent gets to claim the exemption.
You will need to appear in court to argue any contested issues.
See answers in other thread as well.
Yes, you personally can move. No you cannot move the case with you without a court order.