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What Disqualifies You From Alimony?

What Disqualifies You From Alimony?

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Primarily for economic reasons, which may be beyond their control, most people don’t qualify for alimony. Other people qualify under the rules, but they’re only entitled to limited, short-term payments. Spousal support laws vary significantly in different states. In this post, we’ll examine some general qualifications for alimony that apply in most states. Always consult…

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terminate parental rights of non-custodial parent

How to Terminate Parental Rights of Non-Custodial Parent

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Parental rights are a complex issue, deeply rooted in emotions, law, and the best interests of a child. In extreme situations, there may be a need to terminate the parental rights of a non-custodial parent. Know how to go about it, the reasons that may lead to it, and the legal procedures involved. Understanding Parental…

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denying visitation to the non custodial parent

When Can You Deny Visitation to the Non-Custodial Parent?

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Divorce or separation can be difficult, especially when children are involved. As a custodial parent, you might feel the need to deny visitation to the non-custodial parent. However, you cannot deny visitation rights to the non-custodial parent if there is a custody agreement or custody order in place. So, when can you deny visitation to…

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what is a status hearing

What is a Status Hearing?

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A status hearing keeps a divorce case moving forward. The process, which usually lasts between six and twelve months, often bogs down, for one reason or another. Family law status hearings avoid unnecessary delays and help ensure that all parties involved, most the attorneys, are doing their jobs. Usually, attorneys confer before the status hearing…

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custodial parent definition

What is a Custodial Parent?

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In the realm of family law, the term “custodial parent” is frequently used. But what does it mean? Read this thorough explanation of the custodial parent definition, rights, obligations, and more, that also touches upon the role of the non-custodial parent. Definition The term “custodial parent” refers to the individual with whom a child primarily…

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world's most expensive chid support payments

World’s Most Expensive Child Support Payments

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The 10 most expensive monthly child support payments showcase the financial aftermath of celebrity separations. These payments often reflect the celebrities’ wealth and the lifestyle to which their children are accustomed, showcasing the complexities of family support within the high-income bracket. This list includes a diverse group of individuals from various sectors such as entertainment,…

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Kevin Costner alimony

Kevin Costner Alimony Settlement

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Kevin Costner, known for his illustrious Hollywood career, faced complexities in his alimony settlement with Christine Baumgartner. The high-profile case offers unique insights into the dynamics of spousal support in celebrity and high-asset divorces. Facts About Kevin Costner’s Alimony Detail Information Ordered Payment $63,209 per month Initial Request by Christine $175,057 per month Revised Request…

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alimony lasts for how long

How Long Does Alimony Last?

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When a marriage is ending, how long does alimony last is a common question from partners. Alimony could last a few months or a few decades. This largely depending on the type of spousal support the judge awards, as well as the success of (or failure of) a motion to modify the amount and/or duration…

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What are the top reasons for divorce

Top Reasons for Divorce -Why is it so Common?

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Despite the shared pledge, joy and challenges marriage, the unfortunate reality is that a significant percentage culminate in divorce. Know the top reasons for divorce, providing a profound understanding of the factors that can lead to the dissolution of a marriage. How Common is Divorce in the USA? According to the American Psychological Association, approximately…

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difference between sole custody and full custody

Sole Custody vs Full Custody – What’s the Difference?

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Child custody is a significant concern for parents who are divorcing or legally separating. Sole custody vs full custody is often misunderstood as they are not interchangeable due to one distinction. There are various types of custody, and it’s crucial to choose the one that best suits your family’s needs. This article aims to explain…

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