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- Can my ex-wife go after my future wife-to-bes income to . . .
If you remarry, your new spouse is not responsible to pay child support relating to your child from another relationship If you file married filing jointly with a new spouse, her income will be considered in calculating child support because it changes the taxes relating to your income
- Can My Ex Come After My New Spouses Income?
"I pay child support and recently got remarried Can my ex come after me for more child support, including my new spouse's income?" Phone questions answered free!
- Can I Go After My Ex-Husband’s New Wife for Child Support?
While a new spouse’s income is not directly factored into child support calculations, the remarriage of either parent can influence child support obligations under certain circumstances Courts may evaluate broader financial changes brought by remarriage when considering requests for modifications
- Can my ex-wife ask for more alimony after I fulfilled the . . .
The Court specifically reserved jurisdiction (power) to continue the spousal support until the death of either party or your ex's remarriage The court will compare your incomes, you will want to show that she has not made a good effort to become self supporting since the divorce
- Can I go after my ex-husbands new wife for alimony?
If you're paying alimony and suspect your ex-spouse is cohabiting, you may be able to reduce or even stop your payments However, you'll need to prove cohabitation and navigate the legal process carefully
- Can My Ex Get Alimony From Me After Child Support in . . .
First, whether alimony can begin after child support ends depends on the terms of the divorce agreement By default, alimony remains modifiable after divorce However, the parties may agree to close it out the issue of alimony permanently
- Can I Go After My Ex Husband’s New Wife For Alimony?
Typically the answer is no, but call for a free consultation to discuss your specification situation In most states, a substantial change in need or a change in the ability to pay may be grounds for a post-judgment modification of spousal support alimony
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