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Apr 14, 2012

child support jurisdictionQuestion:

If a child support order that was established in the state we were divorced in was later vacated and the custodial parent now lives in another state, can the custodial parent file for child support in a new state of residence?

Since vacating the original child support order makes it null and void, does the original state lose jurisdiction over the child support order?


Apr 06, 2012

divorce lawyers for menQuestion:

I am looking for divorce lawyers for men who can help me with an out-of-state action.

I live several states away from my children and my ex-wife, and I am having a hard time finding proper representation in that state because I live so far away.

What are options for legal representation when you live in another state from where the matter is taking place?


Apr 03, 2012

divorce lawyer Daniel ExnerQuestion:

My child support laws question deals with having multiple cases open in multiple states.

My ex-wife currently has two child support cases for child support in two different states. Can she do that?


Feb 27, 2012

divorce decreeBy Jamie Kinkaid

Omaha, Nebraska Divorce Lawyer

Cordell & Cordell

Your divorce decree, once entered into by the court, becomes a court order. When a court order exists, the parties must follow the order or risk a possible Contempt or Show Cause Action.

Other options include a modification to the divorce decree.


Feb 23, 2012

what is discoveryBy Nathan A. Hacker

Indianapolis Divorce Lawyer

Discovery is the process whereby an attorney learns or discovers information about the other parties through a series of questions that are guided by the rules of the court or the state.

It will allow your divorce lawyer to see the entire picture. Without a complete discovery process you cannot be sure that you have a complete picture.

It would be like coaching a football game where you could only see your team and the other team is invisible. Your attorney (coach) might be able to guess what is going on but is also likely to guess wrong at some point and disaster would strike. It is important that you allow your attorney to see the entire game so that he can coach you to a victory.

Discovery may take on a variety of forms and processes all of which have their own particular value and each will be discussed in upcoming parts as part of DadsDivorce.com’s "Discourse On Discovery" series.


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