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Question:
Do child support laws allow for the garnishment of property to pay child support?
I sold a piece of property, but the proceeds from the transaction were taken by the child support enforcement agency to pay my child support obligation.
Is this legal?
Question:
I have a court order to pay alimony to my ex-wife. However, I have moved to another country (Australia).
What jurisdiction does the state have in Australia to force me to continue to pay spousal support?
Question:
I believe my wife has installed keylogger software on my computer and she is using GPS or some other tracking device to keep tabs on me.
Is this legal or is there a privacy invasion claim that can be used to my advantage?
Question:
I am in a cohabitating relationship where we both keep our finances separate.
I don't believe our relationship would be defined as a "common law marriage," but if we break up will she have a right to make a claim to any of my assets?
Question:
My girlfriend and I live together and have a daughter together.
If we were to break up, would I have the right to seek custody of my child even though we are not married?
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