If there is no divorce action pending, or there's no Preliminary Injunction if an action is pending, there is no requirement to keep him on your policy. However, you should let him know so he can obtain coverage to avoid penalty under Affordable Healthcare Act.

Generally speaking, once police respond to a domestic violence scene and charges are then filed, you, as the victim, become only a witness. You have no control over dropping the charges. Then again, whether you may be able to drop the charges could depend upon where you live. You can always contact... View More

When you met with the FOC mediator, was it one of the FOC referees? Was there a statement of this agreement recorded by the FOC or the mediator? If so, you can order a transcript of what was stated on the recording. Short of that, you should consider retaining the services of an experienced and... View More

Not necessarily. Assuming he has the address on his license, that would be his legal residence, regardless of whose name the lease is in. You would be using self help and creating a constructive eviction. The proper thing to do is file a motion for exclusive possession of the residence once the... View More

The only thing you can do is to contact the court by telephone and explain the situation to the Judge's clerk to see if the court will adjourn the matter to another date. How long have you been in Austria? Shared parenting time does not mean you can take you child out of the country unless his... View More

When did you get served with the divorce paperwork? A divorce action addresses all issues including property settlement, custody, parenting time, as well as spousal support (alimony). The summons you were served with states that you have 21 days in which to file an answer to the Complaint for... View More

Your question is really a question for a divorce attorney. Property settlement is determined by both parties and of course a judge. In short, if he has any financial claims against you, he may be able to request some of your equity in the home.

Good luck,

David

Assuming that the judgment you mention was a judgment of divorce, and assuming that you were represented in that divorce by an attorney, you need to consult with that attorney as to whether the bank note violated the judgment of divorce.

Without seeing your judgment of divorce it is going to be hard to answer this question usefully. You should seek out a local divorce / real estate attorney to determine what you need to do to get things enforced. WORSE case scenario, you may need to go back to the divorce court to clarify the... View More

All such considerations are subject to case law and negotiation. I suggest you retain an experienced competent divorce lawyer.

It depends o. The income of your spouse.

Try writing it up as a motion and filing it in your divorce court. I'm not sure if such a motion would be granted.

Yes. If one parent makes less in a shared custody arrangement than the other the support tables do require child support to the lower income parent.

Depending on the form's question the answer is yes

It depends on whether your attorney incompetence was such that with another attorney a different result would have occurred. This standard is difficult to prove. You should set up a consultation with an attorney that specializes in family law malpractice.

If he is willing that his name remains on the mortgage while he signs a quit claim deed to you and he relinquished all rights on the house in the final judgement of divorce, then if you continent making the payments there is little chance that the mortgage company would find out. If the mortgage... View More

Yes. You should qualify for child support.

If the proposed order contains false statements then an objection should be filed with the court.

Without approval of the other parent, to change a custody order you would have to prove by clear and convincing evidence that such a change is based on the best interest factors of the child.

As a matter of course, one amendment within 14 days after serving the defendant or within 14 days after serving the pleading if it does not require a responsive pleading. MCR 2.118(A)(1).