I think he remains responsible for child support even if she lived out of the country. I do not see how that would affect his obligation.

You need to be there. If you can not make it, you can ask for a continuance. The court may or may not grant that. If granted, your parenting time will probably be restricted until the new hearing date. You should retain an attorney to represent you.

The existing order is in place until the court enters a new order. You can file a motion to modify child support. The amount depends on each party's income and the number of overnights each party has with the child. The support amount for 1 child is not just 1/2 the amount for 2 children. It... View More

You can request a modification of custody due to the custodial parent's incarceration. Generally, the court will prefer a parent over a non-parent, unless the parent is not capable of properly caring for the child. You should retain an attorney to help you with this.

The parenting plan may not be void, but may be changeable. You can file a motion to modify the parenting plan. It will be up to the court to decide whether to do so. Of course, it will help if you can agree on a new plan. You should retain an attorney to help you with this

your agreement does not automatically modify the support amount. It requires a court order to modify. You need to file a motion to modify your child support. It can only be modified as of the date the motion is filed. You should retain an attorney to do this for you.

Based on these limited facts, I believe your estate would only be liable for the remaining maintenance payments. I do believe you could pay early if you want. A review of your divorce decree is necessary in order to give a formal opinion.

You will be able to enforce the order either by getting a judgment or by contempt. You will not be able to offset the child support you owe. If you get a judgment, you can garnish wages and bank accounts and place a lien on real estate. If she is found in contempt, she could be sentenced to jail... View More

The order should be complied with as soon as is possible under the circumstances. The order may set a time period for compliance.

I'm not sure what you mean by split custody. You may be able to request joint decision making. you also may be able to request age-appropriate parenting time. Breastfeeding would have to be taken into account. The point is that the court can decide these issues rather than just accepting what... View More

The moving party is the party that filed the motion to modify. That may have been either party.

Your husband should register the decree in Colorado and then seek to enforce/modify it to provide for him to have custody of his son. He should retain an attorney in Colorado to do this for him.

Any increase in the value of the house that occurred during the marriage is considered marital property, subject to an equitable (meaning "fair', not necessarily equal ) division. you should retain an attorney to assist you with the divorce.

Your husband and his cousin can sell the house since they are the owners. However, if a divorce was filed, you could request a court order not to sell until the divorce is final and the property division is set. Any increase in the value of the property (Husband's share) that occurred during... View More

You can collect the back support by getting a judgment and garnishing his wages and bank accounts. Also, you can file a lien on his property. Also, you could cite him for contempt of court. If found to be in contempt, the court can put him in jail until he pays.. Also, you can request a... View More

You need to continue paying until/unless a court decides he is emancipated. It may depend on how much he is earning. If he is not self-sufficient, he is not emancipated, especially if he still lives with his mother.

She can get an income assignment which will garnish his wages on a current basis. She can also get a judgment for the arrearages. this will enable her to garnish his wages and bank accounts and put a lien on his real estate. Also, she can cite him for contempt of court. If found to be in contempt,... View More

Yes, child support is completely independent of parenting time. you still have a legal obligation to provide support even if you are not permitted any contact.

You still need to have the court approve your agreement and order that the parties comply with it. The court does require an actual court appearance if one/both parties are not represented by counsel if there are minor children involved. You also need to do the mandatory disclosures and file Sworn... View More

The statue does not contain a deadline. I think it is reasonable to use the last day of the year-12-31-2017. Also, there is no specified amount. If he was not current for 2017 on 12-31-2017, he cannot claim the exemption.