I pay child support as well as half of the doctor bills and insurance premiums for my 2 kids. My ex has an employee funded hra that are paying for the childrens doctor bills. Do I still need to pay half of those bills ? I live in illinois.
It depends on what the Court order says. If you were ordered to reimburse your ex, then you have to follow that order. You can always petition the court to modify a child support order.
I live in New Jersey. I have a great deal of credit card debt. I just received a reward from a auto accident. Can the credit card companies put a lean on the money
Before you say another word, before bad things happen, get to a lawyer right away.
Call me, come in to see me. The first visit will be free.
Robert Davies, Attorney 201 820 3460
I (Petitioner) and my ex (Respondent) attended the first (1st) Hearing in regards to Spousal Support continuation/stop. We are scheduled to return in July at that time Spousal Support Arrears and Spousal Support continuation will be decided. As I got a "taste" by "trying to work out" amounts between my ex with his Attorney and I, I can "see" that she of course is trying to get what her client wants. His Attorney "acted" as if she understood where I was coming from, but then when we got before the Judge, she threw all that information "out the window" and reinterated the "lies and fabrications" they originally filed. Is there a form I can file (prior to the hearing) asking for the "Court" to "decide the matter" as I absolutely don't trust the Respondent and his Attorney; but I both "Respect" and "Trust" the Judge to do the "right" thing because of the way he was during the hearing (fair)? (Short of hiring an Attorney which I can not afford!)
There is a responsive declaration to order to show cause but you also must file a declaration concerning the facts and produce for the court in appropriate form proof of the facts as you want the court to find them. The appropriate question you must ask yourself is not whether you can afford an attorney but whether you can afford not to have an attorney. You are not dealing with an easy case, even for attorneys. Without an attorney you will probably get burned.
currrently, iam living in a racist area and my lanlord refuse to help me. I would like to know more information on constructiuve eviction.
Unless the LL has control over the alleged racist parties, I do not think you have any recourse against the LL. You may be able to make an colorable and interesting equitable arguement, of "impracticability", as you could not/did not anticipate that the apt. would not be suitable for the purposes intended, and that you are being denied the right of quiet enjoyment of your leasehold, because of circumstances, which would entitle you to get out fo the lease, and find a suitable rental. This wold all be VERY fact sensitive!!!
I was a sub contractor for a company and now own a company in the same field. I advertise my business with my own name. The other company still has my name on their hand outs that they also have placed in a mass mailing. I have asked that my name be removed. He is still sending these out with my name on it. What can I do? I live in CT
I understand that you are concerned that a potential customer may be confused since you are holding yourself out to be in business on your own. Since you've already kindly asked to stop including you in their marketing materials, I'd suggest sending a cease and desist letter from an attorney. That would likely get their attention in the matter.
Feel free to contact my office at your earliest convenience to further discuss this.
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