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Question: How do I submit an uncontested modification to my divorce agreement that changes my parenting time with my child? I have heard in Massachusetts, it is not as simple as submitting a notarized copy of the agreement signed by both parties. Is this true? Do I actually have to show up in court in front of a judge just to submit an updated copy of my divorce agreement that both parties agree to? Answer: Allow me to preface my answer to your question with the disclaimer that I am not licensed to practice law in the state of Massachussetts. Uusually, you will need to file a Motion to Modify to open this matter with the Court. Then you and your ex can submit a written agreement of agreed changes. It varies by state as to whether this needs to be on the record (in court) or if you can merely submit the paperwork. Call a local attorney to see what the procedure would be in your state.
Question: My soon to be ex-wife has just had me served with my writ of summons. My question is: do I need or have to fill out a financial statement? Second question: she listed a condition of visitation, do I need to respond to this? Is there anything else I need to do in order to protect myself? Answer: Allow me to preface my answer to your question with the disclaimer that I am not licensed to practice law in the state of Maryland. In general, financial statements are required by the jurisdiction prior to entry of a divorce. You can contact your local courthouse regarding those forms, and when they need to be filed. I am unsure what you mean as a condition of visitation. I suggest you seek counsel from a local attorney to at least determine where this matter stands and to protect yourself as fully as possible.
Question: My ex-wife of over 21 years is seeking part of my retirement pension--even though at the time of our divorce I was not yet vested in the company plan. We were married for 8 1/2 years, 8 of them with me working at this chemical company--it took 10 years at that time to become vested in the plan. Now she is seeking "her" part of my retirement, all these years later. Can this be possible? Answer: Allow me to preface my answer to your question with the disclaimer that I am not licensed to practice law in the state of Louisiana. In my jurisdiction, you can seek to modify property division years later. Was she awarded any portion in your divorce? I suggest you verify that she was not awared any interest. Otherwise, it should be too late for her to go back to the Court and request a share.
Question: I was widowed 7 years ago: 3 Children 7,14,20 (Now) Married 5 1/2 years ago for less than 4 years. Have no children with second wife. Provisional 600 - Maintenance 600 - Rent Prescriptions - 250 average a month All Credit Card Minimum balance (20000 all in her name charged after seperation) Divorce dragging along with contempts, continuations etc. I am on my 3 and 4th final hearings. What rules of the court do I have regarding having 2 children (widowed) and she has none. Judge does not seem to care about me raising children since I make 79000 and she doesn't work. She applied for Social Security benefits and is supposed to have an appeal date soon. Won't disclose information. She is seeking 1100 a month in maintenance, COBRA and me paying her credit cards she charged when she left. I re-financed house before she left and we paid her credit card debt, she took 14000 cash. Seems I am being taken to the cleaners and I am about to lose my house that was mine for 5 years before her and I put her name on after a year of marriage. No equity in home. (120000 owed, 89900 fair market) There doesn't seem to be any laws to protect the widowed chidren and I from losing everything. Answer: Allow me to preface my answer to your question with the disclaimer that I am not licensed to practice law in the state of Indiana. You should be able to have all of your expenses for you and your children considered. As far as her credit card debt, you have a good argument to not have to pay. As long as you have an attorney to protect your rights, I think you are in good shape to defend yourself, if you can hold on.
Question: I was divorce in 2/2006 in Indiana without lawyers involved. My exwife came up the agreement what she wanted and I just signed it because I wanted it to end. The agreement just stated simple terms with no clear terms such as: she will be responsible for the mortgage (does not say for how long). I agreed to pay her $650.00 monthly until 6/2007 then the state determine what my true obgitation, and no mention of what type of custody of our child (age 11). I seen three lawyers after the fact; they all said there's nothing I can do to clear up the meaning of the terms. I did not plan for her to have the house. I took the agreement as a temporary conditions until we can come up with a better terms, its what my exwife implied. I was led to believed this; that why we did not get lawyers. She wanted me to give her time until she can get on her feet. She has not made any attempts to find a better job. She only works part time as a waitress. She moved in a younger guy in the house a week after the divorce. I did have more than 4 overnights stays before and after the divorce of my daugther until she found out that I was marking my calendar of the stays; now it twice a week at her convenience. One lawyer just stated the agreement implies she has the house, costody and etc. I'm just fed up with the system; its all one sided with no fairness. What can I do to resolve this? Answer: Allow me to preface my answer to your question with the disclaimer that I am not licensed to practice law in the state of Indiana. Was she actually awarded the house or just ordered to pay the mortgage? It sounds like you need to file a Motion to Set Aside the Decree to modify or clarify the terms. It is difficult to answer your questiosn without any review of the actual terms of your agreement.
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