No formal written agreement exists
I have receipts for property being held
answered on Jan 12, 2024
Depending on what the property is and how it was obtained (ie- joint finances or separate finances), a demand letter could be sent to attempt to resolve outside of court. If no resolution, a lawsuit could be filed.
Divorce final decree and parenting plan+ Child support is in place . Divorce final settlement agrrement was with no alimony as both the parties were independent financially. However,How do we protect ourselves from either of the spouses going after eachoher for alimony at a later point of time.... View More 
answered on Jan 12, 2024
Typically a Settlement Agreement incorporates language that prevents either party from seeking alimony after the final divorce decree has been issued.
I don't want to pay child support if he's living with me she won't agree to that
answered on Jan 12, 2024
In Georgia, the non-custodial parent pays child support. That means she would need to pay you child support. You would need to file for modification and child support. Please feel free to call with any other questions.
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