What are the risks of forming a husband-wife LLC if one spouse has defaulted on student loans?

I would recommend that you keep everything separate. If you want to pay her as an employee, that is worth considering. Also, you can always bring...

Would it be worth modifying decree to lower CS & request to alternate claiming children? Would she be able to afford school?

Child Support is calculated on pay, not allowances. You are correct on that. Whether the cost of court makes reducing support economically...

I have a court appointed Lawyer, he basically told me I was going to have to pay court cost because I am a man.

An Alabama lawyer can't give you advice on a case where you are already represented. The question of whether to plead guilty or not is always...

Do i have to serve her with a 30 day notice of eviction or can i just make her leave

Never get in bed with someone crazier than you are. Start the eviction process. Next time, stay over at her place. David

Will that hold up in court I also have fb messages

Answer posted to the other time you posted this question. David

Will that hold up in court I also have fb messages

A notarized statement would help lock in his testimony, but he would ultimately be called in court to testify to it. It requires that he plead...

1. Administrators are appointed by the Probate Court when there is no Will. If a Will is involved, they are called Executors. 2. Before...

I have 2 sons, can they both be named as power of attorney? Can poa sell family home without deed in their name?

A power of attorney gives the 'attorney in fact' or the one you give the powers to, all of the power that you set out in the POA as if you were...

Can a city/municipality take a corporation to court on the local level? Would a specific person need to be named as defendant?

They certainly can, and often do. The legal department of the municipality will know how to do it. Anyone (individual, business, corporation) can...

First, you need to read your agreement with them to see what recourse is allowed. There may be an arbitration clause the prevents you suing. If...