I have a order that is due to be up (199,000) in November. Can it be updated before then?
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I agree with Ms. Hall, but I'm not sure she's answering the question you're asking. Actually, I'm not sure what question you are asking. (Please...
It's to provide proof of your financial situation. People can be very inventive about hiding their income, especially when it's not mainly from...
Yes, you can, if you can demonstrate that the modification is in the best interests of the children. You generally need to show a substantial...
You will not, realistically, be able to sue them, but you should be able to file a motion to modify support to the amount that actually reflects...
You haven't asked a question here, so I'm afraid it's hard to give an answer. (Please see this Guide:...
I don't quite know who you think "they" are, that you're afraid will take your child away. The state operates a Child Protective Services...
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No. This would be a fraudulent transfer. Your ex-husband could have it reversed, and could seize the car anyway if he has the right to it.
This is going to be a matter of Kentucky law, and will have to be pursued in a Kentucky court, if the child resides there. If the order was...
Don't leave your current job until you have secured employment at the new one.
You're not going to get a default if a response has been filed before you file your motion. This is true even if you weren't properly notified....