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What is the name of your state?FL
I was divorced in NC when my ex was living in FL. The separation agreement was not specific regarding visitation because of the distance between us, it just stated reasonable and liberal. Now we live in the same city and he wants them every other weekend from...
What is the name of your state? FL
I moved to FL two weeks after the CS order was entered in NC. I was told by NC that I would have to have a new case opened in FL, FL would have to request the file from NC and then it would be registered here. NC has closed their case there and FL hasn't...
To answer your question, no, legally, the medical and dental premiums are not included in amount of "unreimbursed" medical/dental expenses - this just covers the co-pays, etc. Did you have an attorney draft your divorce/separation agreement, because this should be specifically spelled out...
It was signed and notarized by both me and my ex. It is a legal contract and doesn't have to be filed at court or signed by a judge to make it binding. However, to enforce the terms of the agreement, rather than going to family court, I will have to go to small claims/magistrate's court for...
Why would you bother to post only to be snarky, when you have no useful input?
It took months for my ex and I to agree to all the terms of the separation agreement, so yes, I wanted to proceed forward in a way that would make it more difficult to modify it. Besides, I did not include it in the...
Thanks for your response. However, I specifically did not incorporate the separation agreement into the divorce so that it was more difficult for the ex to request modifications to it. Now, I find that enforcing the child support requirements is harder than if I only had to file for contempt...
What is the name of your state? NC
I did not incorporate my separation agreement into my divorce (as recommended by an attorney). So, now that my ex is in arrears on both child support and his portion of expenses, I can't file an order to show cause or contempt, I have to file for breach of...
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