Divorce & Bankruptcy: The Handmaidens of Misery
July 5, 2016
Tags: Alimony, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Divorce and Bankruptcy, Ex Spouse Bankruptcy
Filed in: Alimony, Bankruptcy, Child Custody, Child Support, Family Law
You have just gone through the misery of an emotionally draining divorce. The State Court by virtue of Decree after trial or by agreement has established the rights and liabilities related to marital debt — the unpaid credit cards, car loans, first and second mortgages on the house that neither you nor your ex-spouse can now afford as the family is no longer a two-income family.
Read MoreDealing with Difficult Exes? Get Them Charged with Contempt.
April 15, 2016
Tags: Contempt, court order, Divorce, Separated
Filed in: Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce, Family Law
No attorney can guarantee 100% compliance with a court order, but we do have remedies for non-compliance. That remedy comes in the form of “contempt” — more legally referred to as an Application for Order for Rule to Show Cause.
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