I have become disabled and not able to work. What can I do to alter alimony payments?

You can always go back to court without an attorney, but if you're trying to modify a settlement agreement and suspend your alimony obligation,...

Need a civil la attorney in Palm Beach county area to help me retrieve huge vet bills for viscious dog attack on my sheltie

Please feel free to call. I'd be happy to discuss this case with you. We have offices in West Palm Beach and Boca Raton. Mark S....

Hello..I live in Franklin County Pennsylvania and have been separated from my husband in Alabama for approx 6 months.

You certainly have the right to get your personal belongings. If property belongs to the both of you, however, your husband may argue that the...

My daughter is 22 now and father still owes me back child support,and i moved out of state and i have never gotton any where

There are number of things you can do to track down the delinquent father. And then once you find him, you can invoke the collection procedures...

Is there a way to re-litigate my divorce contract or appeal the imputed income?

I'd need to know more details about your case, but if you never earned that much money, and if you're not wilfully under-employed, I don't know how...

Should I get an attorney for harassament toward my children from a teacher?

This teacher certainly sounds like a loose cannon. If you haven't done so already, you should make a complaint with the principal of the school and...

Is alimony considered income?

Yes and No. First, you should known that alimony is deductible to the person who pays it, and taxable to the person who receives it. So, if you're...

Is marriage counseling a possibility? Is there a way to work this out? If you think you can save the marriage, and get y our husband some...

Once my fiance and I get married could his child support be increased based upon our combined income

The basic answer is no. His child support will not be based on your income, but rather only his income. There are a few exceptions to the rule....

The mother of my 3 children has primary residence but we have joint custody and live in same state. Can she move out of state?

The short answer is no. Under NJ statute 9:2-2, the mother will need your consent or a court order to be able to move out of state with the...