Divorce and retirement

Qualified Domestic Relations Orders for dividing retirement are complicated and I would never recommend that anybody try to do it yourself. Check...

My son just turned 18, and is talking about moving in with his father in NY.

Your New York order controls the duration of the order so if your son moves in with Dad, Dad can ask you for support until your son is 21. Also,...

Is there a way for my mother to pay nothing for child support

Your mother can apply to the Attorney General for a child support review but if the decrease is less than 20% or $100/month the Attorney General...

I have custody of my son, as a father. His mother has rights.

Without knowing anything except what you say here, it sounds like you have a good case for termination and adoption. I assume you have a competent...

The attorney general sometimes issues liens on commissary accounts or inmate trust accounts. I agree with the other lawyer that you should get the...

Lawyer threatening to sue and garnish wages TX

They only time attorney's fees can garnish wages is if the attorney's fees were awarded in the nature of child support. It all depends on how the...

Can attorney general have two clauses for one kid and one from 1996 and other from 2000 and than charge you thirteen years later

You need a lawyer to get this straightened out. At the time of your divorce, the AG order should have been referenced so that you were not being...

Unpaid child support arrears.

The US can suspend your passport or visa, take your US tax refund and prevent you from getting government contracts while you owe past due child...

TX Child Support is up (18 yrs); how can I enforce for college tuition $. Open case in Puerto Rico & they said I need a lawyer.

It depends on what your Puerto Rico order (and Puerto Rico law) says about how long child support lasts. The issuing state (Puerto Rico) determines...

My ex to be is making 16 to 17 thousands a month what is the Alimony, and child support he must pay monthly ? married 4 25 yrs

Talk to your lawyer about getting this information from the employer. The Court can determine if he is voluntarily unemployed or underemployed....