Diane L Gruber's Answers (3296)

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Help with legal paperwork

Diane's answer | Answered on March 17, 2016

An attorney can issue a Writ of Garnishment to her employer IF you do indeed have a judgment against her. Take your divorce judgment to a local...

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What do I do or need to start a divorce, legal separation? What about support, or the house. He wants me to leave.

Diane's answer | Answered on March 16, 2016

Start by investing in an office consultation with a divorce attorney. You will learn all your options, what the court may & may not do for you. ...

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Private adotion in oregon. Is there a timeline or financial cap on housing expenses paid for birth mother?

Diane's answer | Answered on March 14, 2016

You need an adoption attorney ASAP.

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Should my ex also be expected to share out of pocket medical & dental expenses? Sports expenses? In addition to child support?

Diane's answer | Answered on March 12, 2016

The answer is found in your divorce judgment. As custodial parent, all kids' expenses are your responsibility, UNLESS the judgment says otherwise. ...

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Can I cash my state tax return if the check is dated for 5 days after I filed bankruptcy?

Diane's answer | Answered on March 11, 2016

Nope! Take the check to the bankruptcy hearing. The trustee may or may not want it. This is a question for your bankruptcy attorney.

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Is there any way to contest back support on a case where the state wasn't involved in the entire time the support has been paid?

Diane's answer | Answered on March 10, 2016

Sadly, she is entitled to the full amount that is named in the child support judgment, and can pursue it until it is paid in full.

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Can you do recalculation when child turns 21 even though it hasn't been 35 months

Diane's answer | Answered on March 10, 2016

Yes, child support can be recalculated. Keep in mind that that will not necessarily lower your total child support. Check with a family law...

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Can I make him write off his parental right to her

Diane's answer | Answered on March 10, 2016

No you can't but, your husband may be able to do a step-parent adoption. Contact an adoption attorney.

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How do we evict someone who is a relative and not an actual tenant?

Diane's answer | Answered on March 08, 2016

Unfortunately, you MUST treat her as a tenant under landlord/tenant statutes and PROPERLY evict her. Contact a landlord/tenant attorney.

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Do I need to establish paternity or is it the biological fathers responsibility?

Diane's answer | Answered on March 08, 2016

Either the mother or the putative father file for paternity. If you don't want child support, don't bother. Yes, the putative father CAN file for...

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