Will my present wife be liable for medical bills if I file for bankruptcy after divorce?

Your wife is responsible under the family expense statute. Be careful about filing bankruptcy after taking responsibility for various debts. You...

Ex wife & I are paying Parent Plus US Edu college Fedloan. I pay 60% monthly and she 40%. she stopped paying, what can I do?

If it is going to affect your credit, you should pay the loan and hire an attorney to file what is known as a Rule to Show Cause against your ex....

In the case of a car accident, where the defendants insurance company paid out( in escrow) but the insurance I have ( UIM) from?

It seems that you have a serious injury. It is unclear whether you presently have an attorney. Given the little bit of information in your inquiry,...

Suing the park district may be possible, but it is challenging. Generally speaking, municipal entities enjoy "tort immunity," which means they...

Can I be entitled to ownership of the property after a quit claim signed by me in divorce even though we are now remarried?

Your remarriage did nothing to grant you ownership of the home. The only way to change that would be through another Quit Claim Deed placing you...

Your prove up is unlikely to occur on the scheduled date. It is fairly common to file a Motion to Vacate Default, and so long as it is filed within...

My husband and I was married for two and a half years. He left and filed for divorce, can I get spousal support?

It is quite possible you are entitled to support, however you have not provided enough information to provide a clear answer. Assuming you are...

Is dissipation of marital assets by paying off third parties mortgage reversible?

In a divorce, it is unlikely a court would exercise jurisdiction to order a third party to return the money. Dissipation is a hard issue, and with...

Stop paying support?

I agree with Gary. The best plan is to stop making payments and obtain a court order. Should be quick and easy (I know - famous last words).

Will i go to jail for only paying a small portion of money to my ex on an agreed order that is supposed to last 5 more years?

You will not go to jail. What you should do is consult with an attorney and discuss whether filing a Motion to Modify is in order. A careful...

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