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Dear Anonymous,
Based on your questions it appears that 20% of your ex-husbands retirement was not transferred to you via QDRO at the time of retirement. Your question is dependent on the exact terms of your divorce agreement. It is likely that you are still entitled to 20%, but it is necessary to review the language in order to offer any advice. I suggest that you meet with a divorce attorney for assistance. ... Read More
Dear Anonymous,
Based on your questions it appears that 20% of your ex-husbands retirement was not transferred to you via QDRO at the time of... Read More
If you do not return the divroce papers, then the other party will get divorced without your involvment. Additionally, the court may have jurisdiction to divide real and/or personal property and order spousal/child support. There is no doubt that the divorce process is difficult, but ignoring the process will likely result in an outcome that you are not agreeable to.
Do not hestitate to contact my office at 617-410-6467 for additional information. ... Read More
If you do not return the divroce papers, then the other party will get divorced without your involvment. Additionally, the court may have... Read More
Dear Anonymous,
It is very difficult to answer your question without understanding the global picture. This includes contributions to the marriage. My suggestion is to reach out to a local Massachusetts divorce attorney for a consultation.
Dear Anonymous,
It is very difficult to answer your question without understanding the global picture. This includes contributions to the... Read More
Based on what you have stated it is likely that a court would order her to reimburse you for the tax liability. You will need to file a Complaint for Contempt and supplement the Complaint with a memorandum showing proof of the liability and your payment.
If you need additional information, do not hesitate to contact my office. ... Read More
Based on what you have stated it is likely that a court would order her to reimburse you for the tax liability. You will need to file a Complaint for... Read More
Answered 12 years and 7 months ago by Greg Krikorian (Unclaimed Profile) |
1 Answer
| Legal Topics: Divorce
Alimony is determined based on several factors by the Court. The following are a few that the Court will use to determine the amount. Length of the marriage, health of the parties, ability to earn future income, educational levels of the parties, professional or work experience of the parties, station in life, level of accomodations and lifestyle during marriage etc.. Once such amount is determined in a divorce proceedings and an order is issued, the periodic payments will be paid to you throughout the year regardless whether your husband seasonally earns more or less.... Read More
Alimony is determined based on several factors by the Court. The following are a few that the Court will use to determine the amount. Length of the... Read More
If you want to see your new born and get divorced, then you need to file a Complaint for Divorce. The only way to complete a divorce quickly is to have both parties agree to the terms. If you are unsure of your options, then you should speak with a local attorney.
Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.
SomervilleLawOffice.com... Read More
If you want to see your new born and get divorced, then you need to file a Complaint for Divorce. The only way to complete a divorce quickly is to... Read More
Your proposal sounds fair and reasonable based on the limited information that you have provided. If you and your ex agreee, then put it into a formal agreement. If you do not agree, then you will have to go back to court and modify the terms. Without a modification of the prior agreeement, you must follow the language of the agreement.
Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.
SomervilleLawOffice.com... Read More
Your proposal sounds fair and reasonable based on the limited information that you have provided. If you and your ex agreee, then put it into a... Read More
I am sorry to hear about your husband's alcoholism. I am unclear on your question. You can reach my office at 617-410-6467 for assistance.
Wyckoff Nissenbaum
I am sorry to hear about your husband's alcoholism. I am unclear on your question. You can reach my office at 617-410-6467 for... Read More
Answered 12 years and 9 months ago by Jonathan Edward Shimberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
9 Answers
| Legal Topics: Divorce
You presume there is any value. Any property he acquires prior to the entry of the Judgment is marital property, so if there is any equity, then yes technically you have rights.
You presume there is any value. Any property he acquires prior to the entry of the Judgment is marital property, so if there is any equity, then yes... Read More
Answered 12 years and 10 months ago by John George Galasso (Unclaimed Profile) |
5 Answers
| Legal Topics: Divorce
Request an administrative review from your county child support agency or file a motion to modify child support if you think there is a change in circumstances; What this means in ohio is 10% increase or decrease in income; This route will require an attorney
Request an administrative review from your county child support agency or file a motion to modify child support if you think there is a change in... Read More
Answered 12 years and 10 months ago by Mr. Robert Jensen 'Bob' Matlock (Unclaimed Profile) |
2 Answers
| Legal Topics: Divorce
The judge can allocate cash flow during the pendency of the divorce. Disability pay is the separate property of the service member and the court cannot award it to the other party as part of the property division. I suggest you hire a lawyer.
The judge can allocate cash flow during the pendency of the divorce. Disability pay is the separate property of the service member and the court... Read More
Answered 12 years and 10 months ago by Ms. Jessica M Cotter (Unclaimed Profile) |
7 Answers
| Legal Topics: Divorce
If your wife died in a car accident, regardless of what language the death certificate may be written in, that marriage is not an impediment to you marrying again. You can truthfully declare on the application for the marriage license that you are not married at this time.
If your wife died in a car accident, regardless of what language the death certificate may be written in, that marriage is not an impediment to you... Read More
Answered 12 years and 10 months ago by Laura J. Gabel (Unclaimed Profile) |
9 Answers
| Legal Topics: Divorce
It all depends upon what your divorce judgment from 20 years ago says. Obtain a copy and review it. Usually with a retirement asset, a document called a qualified domestic relations order (QDRO) is required in addition to language in the judgment. You should consult with a qualified domestic relations attorney.... Read More
It all depends upon what your divorce judgment from 20 years ago says. Obtain a copy and review it. Usually with a retirement asset, a document... Read More
Yes you can serve him with divorce papers. It is necessary to know additional information in order to tell you whether or not you can make him share these assets.
Yes you can serve him with divorce papers. It is necessary to know additional information in order to tell you whether or not you can make him share... Read More
Dear Ana,
You should contact a Massachusetts licensed attorney for assistance. Divorce laws are state specific and you may need local counsel to make appearances on your behalf.
Do not hesitate to contact me at 617-410-6467 if you require further assistance.
Dear Ana,
You should contact a Massachusetts licensed attorney for assistance. Divorce laws are state specific and you may need local... Read More
Before you file for divorce you want to put together a plan. This plan will inculde, at a minimum, where you and your spouse will live, financial support and a parenting plan. Once you put together this plan, then you should begin the divorce process. If you need assistance with this plan, do not hesitate to contact my office at 617-410-6467. ... Read More
Before you file for divorce you want to put together a plan. This plan will inculde, at a minimum, where you and your spouse will live, financial... Read More
Whether or not your son has to pay alimony is dependant on a variety of factors including his income, wife's income and both parties ability to take care of their needs. Without knowing more about the situation it is impossible to provide an answer.
Whether or not your son has to pay alimony is dependant on a variety of factors including his income, wife's income and both parties ability to take... Read More
It is unlikely that buying a car will effect the divorce in any way. If you are filing a joint petition, then you do not have to worry as your spouse is agreeable to you purchasing the car. If you need additional information, do not hesitate to contact my office at 617-410-6467.
Best, ... Read More
It is unlikely that buying a car will effect the divorce in any way. If you are filing a joint petition, then you do not have to worry as your spouse... Read More