Yes. When you file for a bifurcated divorce the divorce is over quickly but other matters such as child support, custody, property settlement and spousal support are addressed at a later date, if necessary. You only put those important issues off so as to end the marriage more quickly than addressing them all during a normal divorce procedure.
Yes. When you file for a bifurcated divorce the divorce is over quickly but other matters such as child support, custody, property settlement and spousal support are addressed at a later date, if necessary. You only put those important issues off so as to end the marriage more quickly than addressing them all during a normal divorce procedure.
Yes. When you file for a bifurcated divorce the divorce is over quickly but other matters such as child support, custody, property settlement and spousal support are addressed at a later date, if necessary. You only put those important issues off so as to end the marriage more quickly than addressing them all during a normal divorce procedure.
Yes. When you file for a bifurcated divorce the divorce is over quickly but other matters such as child support, custody, property settlement and spousal support are addressed at a later date, if necessary. You only put those important issues off so as to end the marriage more quickly than addressing them all during a normal divorce procedure.
Yes. When you file for a bifurcated divorce the divorce is over quickly but other matters such as child support, custody, property settlement and spousal support are addressed at a later date, if necessary. You only put those important issues off so as to end the marriage more quickly than addressing them all during a normal divorce procedure.
file a motion to enforce
It should have been addressed in the original action, but there is nothing barring the ex-spouse from going back and filing a motion for alimony.
File a motion for contempt of court against him with the court that ordered the alimony and signed the settlement.
The answer depends upon what you are seeking. The term "relief" could refer to alimony, child support the payment of bills by your spouse--just about anything. A motion is a request to the court to take some type of action.
Yes.
It depends from case to case. Ultimately alimony or maintenance is granted on the application of either of the party. If the husband is financially weak or has no support whatsoever he can ask for alimony too just like the wife. If you need a detailed explanation you can call on : 093222 86663 or email on lawyersidd to Siddhartha Shah And Associates or to fix a meeting.
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No. Not exactly. If alimony is owed, it is a matter of court order. That is a judge ordered the defendant to pay alimony for a specific amount of time to the plaintiff. If the defendant fails to pay the alimony, he is in contempt of court. The plaintiff would need to file a notice of noncompliance with the court (as simple as a letter to the ordering judge) and a bench warrant would likely be issued. If the defendant is not subsequently apprehended by law enforcement, the plaintiff may motion the court to enforce the bench warrant, and which time the judge would issue an order for arrest for the defendant. The defendant would then be actively sought by law enforcement, arrested, and would appear before the ordering judge to explain why he had not complied with the court order to pay alimony.
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You must return to the court that issued the order a file a motion for contempt of the court order.You must return to the court that issued the order a file a motion for contempt of the court order.You must return to the court that issued the order a file a motion for contempt of the court order.You must return to the court that issued the order a file a motion for contempt of the court order.
File a motion to enforce and contempt of court.
That type of court order doesn't usually expire. You should file a motion for contempt of a court order immediately and have the arrears set in the record.