QUESTION
What is the effect of non-recourse on support collection?
Asked on Mar 04th, 2016 on Divorce - Florida
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I was divorced in State A and I now live in State B. My ex-spouse moved to State C which is a non-recourse state. He is refusing to pay my spousal support. Is he still liable for payment and what do I have to do to get him to pay. The local State A child service attorney told me my options are limited because he moved to a non-recourse State. What is my best course of action and will it be expensive and time-consuming to pursue. Thanks.
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John Arthur Smitten
You will pay a lawyer a lot of money and probably get very little in return.
Answered on Mar 23rd, 2016 at 9:36 PM
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R. Jason de Groot, P.A.
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What is the definition of non-recourse? You basically, should go back to the state that the spousal support was ordered in and get an attorney to file a motion for contempt. You asked this as it pertains to FL laws, and need to seek legal advice from an attorney there? In 30 years of practicing law, I have never heard of this and wonder if it is part of homework that you have to do.
Answered on Mar 23rd, 2016 at 11:34 AM