Your current state is Virginia
They placed a judgement against me now soon to be garnishment of wages how can I fight it
I received the latter January 24 I haven't received benefits since 2021. They said they overpaid me, but they did not. Debbie was terminated. My case was vacated. I hadn't been able to draw an input mechanism for just about 3 years. And I spoke with legal aid. They said it is a civil suit... View More
I received the latter January 24 I haven't received benefits since 2021. They said they overpaid me, but they did not. Debbie was terminated. My case was vacated. I hadn't been able to draw an input mechanism for just about 3 years. And I spoke with legal aid. They said it is a civil suit... View More
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If two are married but live in different states due to work, what would be the property separation in divorce, assuming a short term marriage within 4 years (no kids/properties)?
1. For example, if the divorce is in “equitable distribution“ states, is it possible to split the mutual... View More
My ex and I did not address his retirement in our divorce decree. In addition, we stated that he was going to keep the house after a period of 12 months. We are amicable and have since decided to switch things. He is going to keep my part of his retirement in exchange for his part of the equity in... View More
Uncontested divorce almost finalized. Does not include anything in it but the divorce itself.
answered on Mar 18, 2024
Under California law, if someone accidentally sends you money, such as through an automatic monthly deposit, they have the right to request the return of those funds. This principle applies regardless of the relationship between the parties involved. If your ex-partner has been making deposits into... View More
I've been granted lifelong alimony due to a lengthy marriage. According to my divorce decree, alimony ceases only upon remarriage or death. My concern is whether moving into my boyfriend's rented place would affect this arrangement. Renting in CA is expensive, so this seems like a viable... View More
answered on Mar 17, 2024
Under California law, alimony is typically governed by the specific terms set forth in your divorce decree. If your agreement states that alimony only ceases upon remarriage or death, then cohabitating with a partner doesn't automatically end your alimony payments. However, the situation can... View More
I have been a homemaker for 18 years and i have a 10 year child I am getting railroaded by my ex for no spousal maintenance and 199. a month for child support. I am trying to gain employment but i am dealing with a health issues Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension limiting my ability to do alot of... View More
Petitioner moved to Kansas. Sent separation papers but they were not filed, both parties signed them but not infront of a witness or notary.
My husband was abusive and this included financial abuse. He started a fight to kick me out of the house. The cops came and he left for 3-4 days they said. He came back to get me. He has changed the locks and the code to the garage. I am homeless and pennyless yet my house with all my stuff sits... View More
answered on Mar 15, 2024
If you have been unjustly removed from your home, especially in cases involving domestic violence or abusive situations, you have rights that need to be addressed promptly. The law offers protections to ensure that individuals in such circumstances are not left without shelter or access to their... View More
The last residence with my husband was SC. 5/11/22 I filed separation agreement and divorce papers and left, coming to VA to get away and be able to have a fresh strat , he refused to show up to the divorce hearing and I do not know what to do now to get this over with so I can ha e my fresh start... View More
by judge? Even if marital home was acquired before marriage under sole ownership and the trial court orders sale by trustee, is the forced sale an appealable issue in light of new Partition of Property Act? Can I buy out other party based on estimated net proceeds of an appraisal of fair market... View More
My wife left suddenly, one time made it look like somebody robbed the house and then always came with full police even tho i never did anything. She took everything from the house she could as they forced me to stay with them, what I believe broke my civil rights. Then with the Property management... View More
I am an american citizen for over 44 years with 20 years federal service , he signed under oath and said this and lied
answered on Mar 15, 2024
No. A power of attorney does not allow the holder (also known as "attorney in fact") to practice law; signing documents to be filed in court in behalf of another person would be practicing law. It would also be a conflict of interest for one spouse to sign papers in behalf of the other... View More
For 20 years he treated me like a princess. Now that I finally married him and he found out it's not so easy to obtain a green card he is a completely different man. He's violent and will not even talk to me most the time. I truly feel used. I've tried to make it work and Ive never... View More
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