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answered on Sep 26, 2013
In order to be sure that the termination of your alimony is properly entered with the court system, you should contact your attorney and have him file a petition for termination based on the remarriage.
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answered on Jul 3, 2012
You could be possibly held in contempt of court.
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The rooms had adjoining doors which had locks on them and remained closed the majority of the time especially at night. My fiance was in one cabin with his kids and myself and my child in the other cabin. Is this a breech of "noone of the opposite sex under the same roof" under the divorce law?
answered on Dec 31, 2011
That is really pushing the envelope of a finding of contempt. I would anticipate a judge finding that was contempt of the standard restraining order against overnight paramours, especially since there is a connecting door.
answered on Aug 27, 2011
No your husband cannot sell it. It is your separate property and only you can sell it. In a divorce, he may have a claim to a portion of the equity in the house depending on the circumstances.
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