Alimony Payments after the Receiving Party Remarries One question that many divorced individuals often have is whether a court will continue to enforce an agreement to pay alimony for a set number of years even if the ex-spouse who was receiving the payments remarried before the receiving time period ended. → Read More
The Consequences of Failing to Pay Alimony Alimony can at times be a huge burden for the supporting party. It may even become impossible to pay alimony, and the rigidity of many support orders do not allow for easy changes. For some ex-spouses, it may be tempting to simply stop paying alimony. Unfortunatly, though, there are a number of unpleasant consequences that can happen if you do. → Read More
Will they come after me for unpaid alimony in a different state? If you have unpaid alimony in a state that you no longer live in, your new home state may have options to pursue criminal charges or otherwise punish you for non-payment. → Read More
Quitting Job to Avoid Paying Alimony or Child Support If someone leaves a viable job shortly before filing for divorce in what is’or can be readily painted as’a transparent attempt to increase the support he or she would receive, courts would NOT look at that sympathetically. It would rather be seen as not just an attempted fraud on the other spouse, but even almost a fraud on the courts themselves. → Read More
How do courts determine the amount of alimony to be paid? Rules regarding alimony after a divorce will vary by the standards and family law codes for each state. Many states have enacted statutes for alimony, otherwise known as spousal support. → Read More
When should I hire a tax attorney? A tax attorney may be required you are facing a fraud investigation, a lengthy audit, an audit involving legal issues, frozen assets, a large deficiency balance, incomplete or inadequate books and records, an inability to pay, a failure to file returns for a number of years, charges for taxes you do not owe, or the expiration of the statute of limitations. If you have any questions about the IRS, or face IRS action, consult a tax attorney. → Read More
Child Custody Basics: How Do I Get Custody of My Children? Find out how to get custody of your children in a divorce. → Read More
Mississippi Name Change Mississippi name change requirements are not complicated, and you may opt to do it on your own. The requirements vary from court to court, but we can help get you started with some useful information. → Read More
Alaska Name Change Changing your name in Alaska is a surprisingly simple procedure that can be done without the help of a lawyer. The first steps are to complete and file the proper forms with the court in the county where you live and pay the required fee. We can help with useful information that will assist you along the way. → Read More
California Divorce & Separation California is a state of innovation, even when it comes to the divorce process. If you qualify, you may be able to seek a summary dissolution, or a simplified California divorce procedure, thereby saving time and money (see below). Otherwise, California legal separations and California divorce rules and laws are similar to other states. You will find valuable information below about California divorce grounds, residency and filing, and California summary dissolution. → Read More
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