My salary was cut. Do I have to go to court to get support reduced?
You either need to: negotiate an agreement with your ex-spouse to reduce support, and have that agreement made into a court order, or...
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You either need to: negotiate an agreement with your ex-spouse to reduce support, and have that agreement made into a court order, or...
You need to speak to an experienced family law attorney, immediately. Since you were legally married(and it sounds like you still are, if the...
Unless there is an agreement, Federal law, not the family court, controls. The short version is that, with certain exceptions, whoever has the...
You should first get a copy of the court order or judgment which provides for the amount of spousal support you're paying(alimony) ; it almost...
As a general rule, if ONE SPOUSE gets a gift or inheritance during the marriage (in other words, no joint gift; if Uncle Harry leaves the money...
After 30 years of family law practice, I can safely say that if you consistently "look and act" like you're seriously interested in your children,...
BEFORE the judgment is entered, you need to make sure this issue is covered in any custody order or judgment to which you agree, or which the court...
You and he can either reach an AGREEMENT as to the appropriate schedule for your child, and for the appropriate changes to the schedule as your...
IF there is nothing in the original dissolution judgment extending child support beyond the age of majority, AND the original dissolution judgment...
This may be quite complicated, unless you hire an investigator. First, if you really want to pursue this, you should go TO THE COURTHOUSE where...