If my ex and I were never married will the courts give 50/50 custody?
Trial may not be your last hearing; your ex could file for a modification after s/he shows a substantial change of circumstance - and is it really...
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Trial may not be your last hearing; your ex could file for a modification after s/he shows a substantial change of circumstance - and is it really...
The courts can look at your business income but only to determine if you are taking inappropriate deductions or using deductions that are available...
He can try to hide the money; you have to find the money - and if there’s an open probate, file a creditor’s claim; if there’s a Trust, open a case...
If you don’t marry, you cannot claim anything.
I changed the practice area to Child Custody - but it may not be; you have to define what the case is actually about - not just that it involves...
It is very unlikely that he will get child support if he is the non-custodial parent unless there is a drastic difference in your incomes. You can...
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Since apparently you both are at home, you won’t get a change of custody because you are home because so is she. You would have to show that there...
If she’s earning an income from which she gets either a w2 or a 1099, then you could request a modification of support.
If he has no titled interest to the RP, then it can’t be likened by DCSS but don’t put any proceeds into a joint account or jointly owned property.