Moving money from community to individual account and hide it from Court Divorce paperwork.
The penalty may be the court orders him to pay you at least 1/2 of the moved money, and depending on the actual circumstances, since he has...
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The penalty may be the court orders him to pay you at least 1/2 of the moved money, and depending on the actual circumstances, since he has...
I'm assuming that husband gave notice to vacate without your consent; talk to the property management to see if you can stay, but whether you can...
I wouldn't suggest calling CPS; talk to your father about filing for change of custody, and you better have a very good reason. If you mother is...
The court would likely give both of you permission to travel or neither of you. I don't see why he would have to provide copies to you of 'his'...
The only recourse would be to find that the judge made a mistake; make an appointment with a family law attorney familiar with child support and...
She would have very little interest but I would wait on the house until after divorce because as 'wife' she will likely have to sign a Quit Claim...
The case law usually applies to the 'payor' parent who is trying to avoid support - imputing 'non-income' to the payee parent is much more...
He won't win but neither will you if you approach this as a 'win/lose' situation. Consider 'joint' custody with a parenting plan with the goal of...
Most 'stay away' orders account for the need for custodial changes; you can of course make the exchange through family and friends but only if you...
The birth certificate isn't too much of a problem, but as Atty Straus said, the 'key' is the date of birth of the child; if 'during marriage' or...