Q: We have a divorce decree and length of the alimony was for 6 years. He has been paying it for 3 years & then decided to stop. I've a filed an order to show cause and we meet with the judge this week. Will the judge order him to pay? A: The Judge can not...
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Month: September 2019
Will I be able to get alimony? Do I have a case for marital waste? Do I have any entitlement to the business?
Q:I recently found out that my husband of eight years has been cheating on me. He owns and operates a six-figure construction company and is the main provider in the home. Throughout the marriage He constantly complained about financial problems stating that the...
My attorneys contacted me about my divorce Stipulation Agreement. Was divorced 7-18-18. Ex wants to change life insurance policy
Q:Attorney said ex wants me to sign paperwork @$1,250,000.00 life insurance policy that agreement requires him to maintain for me. That X made mistake and can't be used for "that?" Purpose because X isn't owner of policy? Solution proposed to me is allow X to divide...
Could my ex husbands new wife pay his child support if his not working?
Q:My Husband and I divorced in May 31 2018 he remarried December 8,2018 could his unemployed I have full custody of our daughter could his wife pay child support?A: It doesn't really matter who pays. If he has an obligation to pay, then how he comes up with the money...
Is my husband responsible to give me money for kids needs if we both work
Q: Is my husband responsible to give me money for kids needs if we both work ?A: If you're married & still living together, then your question is more of a moral question than a legal one. The only way a court can order him to provide support is if you elect to...
Can you put a divorce on hold in the state of New York after papers have been filed? If so, how? Thank you!
Q: Can you put a divore on hold in the state of New York after papers have been filed? If so, how much ?A: You're not supposed to, as the courts ruled requiring the parties to either resolve the case or file for a contested case within 4 months. That said, rarely does...
