I agree with Mr. Lafleur's response, and I will reiterate that each situation is different in who are the players and what particular documentation...

It is possible to change the terms by agreement or court Order. If the Order is still relatively new, it can be hard to change those terms without...

It depends on the particular language of your Order. Without reviewing that, no one can really know. In general, orders for child support...

It is worth consulting with an attorney, but do beware that there are lots of hoops that would need to be jumped through to get to what you are...

Lots of jurisdictional questions that would need to be addressed on this. For example, where does the obligor/person who owes support reside? Is...

Not what you are going to want to hear, but you are very likely going to need to hire an attorney to help you with this. Much of what you are...

You can hire private counsel to help you with this. Definitely more expensive, but sometimes with utilizing the State's services...you get what you...

Hard to say for certain, but unless there is a court Order or written agreement for the purpose of the adult child to be maintained on the plan,...

If you are not married, you are looking at filing a partition suit. That would allow for a Court to determine each party's interest, which sounds...

Yes, this could possibly be achieved via an Order from a court, but you would probably need to have a hearing on the issue before it is likely to...