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Im a disabled veteran who lives in puerto rico.my parents and i are taking out a mortgage to fiance my first home. this is going to be my primary residence. On the loan the borrowers are: my mother, my dad, and me. My question is do i still get an exemption for property tax? Because its coming up... View More 
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answered on Sep 13, 2024
It sounds like you're in the process of purchasing your first home, which is an exciting step. Since you’re a disabled veteran living in Puerto Rico, you may be eligible for a property tax exemption. However, these exemptions typically apply to the primary homeowner who qualifies, and the... View More
Even though physical separation of non-custodial parent and child is due to be Active Duty. My husband fears to present a motion to revisit this matter due to child support increase request from custodial parent. Also therapy and medical evaluations were not provided to the minor in all this time,... View More
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answered on Sep 13, 2024
It is possible to revisit a child support and custody arrangement, especially if the current circumstances are not benefiting your husband or his relationship with his daughter. Even though child support was established over 10 years ago, the absence of a formal parental plan doesn't mean... View More
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