I agree with the other attorney answer. Sounds like you don't want to give your ex spouse any money and rather put it in an account she can't...

I agree with the previous answer. Better to ask and get a no than to not ask at all. if the answer is no, hire an attorney.

I agree with the answer above. And if successful you could seek your legal fees, so best to have a lawyer help you.

I moved your question to insurance which is a better location to get the proper answer to your question. Best of luck.

I agree with the answe above. You could have inspected the automoble better before purchasing it. I assume it was sold as is.....which means as is.

I moved your quesiton to family law as this is the proper place for that question. Hopefully you get a good answer in this venue. Best of luck.

I moved your question to family law as I believe all of this is covered in a parenting agreement. Take it to a lawyer in your area and get his/her...

You need to have an attorney in your area review the agreement. It is impossible to answer this question without the benefit of the agreement.

I agree with the other attorney answer. Take care of this as soon as possible and good luck to you.

You could be assuming liability so I would not do it. Their problem doesn't become your problem. I agree with the other attorney.