In a short term marriage, I paid spousal support (pre-judgment) for more than half of the length of the marriage.
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If the school is in California, and it's a California custody order, then you should call the school's attention to Cal Family Code 3025: ":...
Nope. "I changed my mind" doesn't get you an annulment. Get the Summary Dissolution package at your local courthouse, and use it. ....and next...
There are some things you can do in a prenup that you cannot do in a post-nup, and post-nups are generally harder to write and to enforce. If you...
Not sure who's where, who's got orders, if there are any, what state made the orders, what the orders say, and who "spouse" is.
The school will probably do nothing; they're not obliged to interpret your custody order. Your remedy is to go back to court with Mom. Which...
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1. If there's "no court order currently", then what do you mean when you say your sister has "sole custody"? 2. What was the notice ABOUT? 3....
Unfortunately, not only is there no statute of limitations on an equalization payment, but if the order was for the payment of a specific dollar...
Unless there's a specific court order that says you cannot remove the child from the county, you can.
Yes, you're going to have to pay some child support, unless child's mother is very substantially moer wealthy than you are. "We" don't have any...