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Question:

At the time of my divorce I was not disabled, but I now receive disability benefits and my retirement pay has thus been reduced.

My ex-wife had a clause entered in the decree stating that I could not claim disability and reduce my retired pay.

Must I pay her the money that was reduced because of my disability?

Question:

What are the child support laws when supporting a disabled child?

My husband is paying a high amount of child support for his disabled child even after the child has reached the age of emancipation and is receiving SSI disability benefits.

Is a child support modification in order or will he continue paying child support indefinitely since his child is disabled?

Question:

I currently receive SSI benefits for my disability.

If I were to receive alimony or a majority of the assets in our divorce, would that affect the amount of SSI I would receive?

Question:

I am disabled and my wife has become my only caregiver with power of attorney. She wants a divorce, but can she just walk out on me without notice since she is my only caregiver?

Will she have to pay me alimony or give up rights to our property so that I am able to financially support myself?

Question:

My question has to do with alimony and marital property division. My wife is seeking half of my pension in our divorce. It is the only income I receive due to my disability.

Is she entitled to half of my retirement benefits even though it's the only income I have?