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Jan 28

2010

Ask a Divorce Lawyer: How aggressive is enforcement of child support?

Posted by Matt Allen in TX , move out of state , medical , job , Jason Bowman , enforcement , Cordell Cordell, PC , Child Support , CA , Ask A Lawyer

Jason Bowman Question: I pay child support to my ex-wife in Texas. I recently moved from Texas to California for a job. I am on community supervision for a contempt charge for failure to pay child support in the past.

This year, I have continued paying child support but got behind on medical reimbursement. If they revoke my community supervision, a warrant will be issued for my arrest. I am trying to pay what I owe, but have been unable.

If a warrant is issued, will they come to California to arrest me?

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Jan 24

2010

Ask a Divorce Lawyer: Will I have to pay alimony if my ex and her boyfriend both work?

Posted by Matt Allen in Maintenance , job , Jennifer Paine , Cordell Cordell, PC , Ask A Lawyer , alimony

Question: My wife of 20 years said she wants a divorce because she has a boyfriend and loves him. We have two children together, ages 16 and 17. I’ve been the sole provider for my family up until last year when my wife got a job at a local coffee shop.

If she is now working, and her boyfriend has a decent, steady job will I have to pay spousal support? I figure I’ll have to pay child support, but I don’t think I should have to pay alimony to a dual-income couple.

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Jan 24

2010

Ask a Divorce Lawyer: My ex won't get a job because then her support would decrease. How is this fair to me?

Posted by Matt Allen in job , Jennifer Paine , Cordell Cordell, PC , child support modification , Child Support , Ask A Lawyer

Question: My ex lives out of state with our son. She lives with her parents and barely works. In our divorce paperwork, I have to pay at a higher rate because her gross income is less than the federal poverty level.

This seems ridiculous that she has no incentive to get a raise because then her child support check would shrink. I'm wondering if her lack of a full time job is taken into consideration when child support is calculated?

I feel incredibly stuck since I’m paying 25% of my net income.

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Jan 15

2010

Ask a Divorce Lawyer: Is it abandonment if I leave my 17-year-old with her older sister but still pay for her needs?

Posted by Matt Allen in TN , moving , job , Erica Christian , Cordell Cordell, PC , Children , Child Support , Ask A Lawyer , age

Question: I am in the process of a divorce and my wife left me and my daughter in Tennessee. My daughter will be 18 in March. I was hired for a job out of state and I am due to leave by my daughter’s 18th birthday. She is still in high school.

Rather than leave the state with me, she wants to stay in Tennessee with her 20-year-old sister. Am I abandoning her if I provide for all of her needs and leave her with her sister for a few months until she turns 18?

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Oct 19

2009

Money Made Easy: Defining A Better Job

Posted by Rick Ortiz in video , Money Made Easy , job , Dan Danford

Dan Danford, MBA, CRSP of Family Investment Center discusses ways to evaluate your job. These days, more than ever due to advances in technology, the question of "happiness" as a determiner of whether or not your present employment is the "right place for you" is one that needs to be addressed.
Join Dan as he discusses the importance of "growth potential" as well as how your decisions will affect those you love.

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