Proving Common Law Marriage To Receive Alimony

Colorado Divorce Attorney

Question: I cohabited with my ex-girlfriend for three years before we broke up. She is now threatening to take me to court to prove common law marriage in order to receive alimony. We have never presented ourselves as a married couple, and we only have one joint account together. Will

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How Feminism Has Affected Divorce and Child Custody

By Julie Garrison Special to DadsDivorce.com Never in the history of man has a gender-driven movement such as feminism brought more confusion into the family structure and ultimately into the divorce and child custody process. The real problem with the feminist movement is that it never sought to improve emotional

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Are Temporary Child Support Orders Modifiable?

Texas divorce lawyer

Question: I was unable to attend the temporary hearing where my wife and her divorce lawyer misrepresented my financial information for alimony and child support. As a result, my temporary orders for alimony and child support payments are 75% of my monthly net income. Can I appeal this decision and

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Who Gets Control Of Intellectual Property In A Divorce?

Michigan divorce lawyer

Question: Can my wife receiver rights to my intellectual property through property division? I hold copyrights on several books I’ve written prior to my marriage and have copyrights on some materials written during my marriage. Is intellectual property considered marital property? If so, can I transfer copyright ownership to a

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New Law Limits Lifetime Alimony

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By Matt Allen Editor, DadsDivorce.com It’s official. Massachusetts’ long-awaited alimony reform is now reality following Gov. Deval Patrick’s signature that mostly eradicates lifetime alimony awards. The new law allows judges to put an end date to alimony, establishes a formula, and sets guidelines to help determine the amount of alimony.

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