Family Lawyer
Practice Areas: Family, General Practice
It depends upon the specific wording, as well as whether the alimony was based on a settlement agreement (which is only modifiable or terminable as...
A lot depends upon what issues are covered by the "separation agreement" that you signed and had notarized, what specifically you mean by the...
You are correct and your daughter is talking nonsense. She would have been emancipated by operation of law (ie, automatically) the day she...
Not really -- except that the person who files first will have to pay the filing and service fees. If you want to pursue fault grounds, then you...
Alimony is not meant to be punitive, but rather is based primarily on one party's financial need for support and the other party's ability to pay...
Unfortunately, the short answer to your question is NO, you cannot force your spouse to participate in marriage counseling.
Your benefits award is derived from his rights to receive said benefits, not from some separate right to the benefit that is created in you. So,...
The short answer to your question is yes. At a minimum, you should at least have a consultation with a family law attorney to get a basic...
If no Will can be found/produced, then I believe it would be treated as an intestate estate. And, yes, debts, medical bills, final expenses, and...
One way to accomplish this would be to file a petition for determination of parentage in the Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court. If the...
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