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Would getting married effect SS benefits ? I collect SS and disability SS.Partner expecting child, doesn't work or live with me
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Answered on January 03, 2014
The answer to all your questions is yes.
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Modifying Supervised Visitation from a 2003 Parenting Plan.
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Answered on January 03, 2014
file a motion to restore your visitation rights, your ex is not the ultimate decider the judge is.
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How / where to get my no contact order extended?
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Answered on January 03, 2014
Go to the original court and file for the extension now.
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Been married for 14 years on 01/09/2014. Together for over 17 yrs on disability any chance I can get alimony?
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Answered on January 01, 2014
You should qualify for some form of alimony, assuming your ex has the ability to pay.
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What does "Notice of lack of prosecution on reopen case" mean?
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Answered on January 01, 2014
it means the clerk will dismiss the case and you will have to start over unless you move the case forward. Do a notice for trial and set a case...
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Florida Divorce- Income Withholding Order for Alimony
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Answered on January 01, 2014
yes.
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My husband ex wife yells and argues in front of my child, is there anything I can do?
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Answered on January 01, 2014
arrange for temporary child care to avoid all this or tell the ex not to yell, tell her again and again and again until she gets it. Take the high...
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Why do I have to pay for half of my we ex-wifes student loans when I never benefited from them?
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Answered on December 31, 2013
the legal presumption is that debts incurred during the marriage are marital however if her name is on the loan ultimately if not paid they will go...
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On a simple dissolution of marriage , we agree on terms, can I request to be kept as beneficiary as former spouse on annuity?
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Answered on December 31, 2013
If he agrees yes otherwise you are not entitled to that after the divorce is final
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Can I accept a lump settlement instead of alimony/Per/se in a Divorce?
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Answered on December 31, 2013
yes you can do that.
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