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Question: Question about altering a divorce agreement? Currently, my dad is not allowed to bring me out of state due to a court order agreed upon in my parents agreement. (he lives in a different state than I do). What needs to happen for this to be lifted? My mom is fine with it now and it would be nice to go out of state with him. Is it going to be expensive..that's her concern.

Answer: If your mother agrees, all that is needed is for her to ask the court to lift that restriction. It won't cost her anything to file that request. The judge will simply sign and that's that.

Question: If an ex wife is awarded half of her husbands pension in the divorce agreement does she lose the pension share? if she remarries?

Answer: What is she thinking that she can have the cake and eat it too. She will never be able to convince any judge in the world to see her side of the story when she has taken on the married name of another man. And if her ex-husband is aware of this, he can report her and have all the money that was taken from him since she has been married given back to him.

Question: Divorce settlement agreement have been signed by both parties. Can the wife still cancel the divorce? So this (soon to be ex) couple have both signed the DIvorce Final Settlement agreement (finally after 4 yrs!).. and the paper have been submitted to the court for approval. Question is... once the Final Settlement agreement has been submitted to the judge for approval ..can the wife still make ammendments or can she still cancel it? The wife has been prolonging the divorce proceeding so she can get more money from his ex. The wife found out that her EX selling a property (not part of the conjugal prop).. so husband worried that the EX-wife might ask or increase demand for alimony. The husband is done with his Child Support (kisd more than 18 yrs old). I have not been divorced.. am not really familiar with the divorce process. I'm just trying to help a friend on his question.

Answer: She needs to consult with an attorney.

Question: If i can not claim my son on my taxes this year cuz of a divorce agreement, do i still qualify for eic? i was fiddling around on taxact.com and i think the way i understood it was that even though i couldnt claim my son as a dependent that i would still qualify for the earned income credit,am i misunderstanding?

Answer: I doubt it but I don't work for the IRS , ask them . . . http://www.irs.gov/

Question: I have a child support and custody agreement.Do I need this in the divorce agreement as well? I'm ready to file for divorce. I already have child support and custody agreements in place. Can I file using a simple divorce or should I get the support and custody written into the divorce agreement? There is no property or anything else to worry about.

Answer: You should get everything, including your agreement with respect to child custody and child support, into a Marital Settlement Agreement that is signed by both you and your husband. Once you have entered into that agreement, you should be able to have the court ratify the agreement and enter a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage. In most courts, you can get a "sefl-help" packet that contains all the documents that you would need to file in order to proceed on an uncontested basis. You may also want to contact an attorney in your state and county who does free consultations to ask them questions about the procedure in your state and county to make sure that you are doing everything properly. Good luck!!

Question: Would you commit Prenuptial Agreement or you think it will be invitation for divorce ? Would you commit Prenuptial Agreement or you think it will be invitation for divorce and marriage stability threat ? Prenuptial Agreement: is legal agreement between the partners to guarantee each partner rights in case they divorce ? Would you do it ? or think it is invitation to divorce.

Answer: I'm not sure about them. I understand how valuable they are to people with money, but since neither my husband or I have anything, we had no need to create a prenup. He did say if he had money he would have requested one, and at that point I'm not sure I would've married him. If we were to divorce, I wouldn't want his money - I'd just want to get away as fast as I could.

Question: how to file divorce based on property seperation agreement few years ago? I have a friend live in NJ and has a marriage issue since 2002. The couple signed property seperation agreement in that year. Now the wife needs to file a divorce. Can she file on her own? how can she do so? where she should go? does she need to hire a lawyer for that?

Answer: If the couple has already divided up marital property and holds no assets in common at this time and there are no children, then she can file herself for a simple, uncontested divorce. She can go to the courthouse in her jurisdiction and ask the clerk of the court for the forms and to explain the procedure to her.

Question: How does noncompliance differ from illegal when it is applied to divorce agreement?

Answer: Noncompliance is illegal. Its a violation of a court order.

Question: I want to make some changes to my divorce agreement, it was finalized 1.5yr ago whats the best way to do so? Assuming my ex will agree I want to change the part that says he will be able to claim him on his taxes every other year.

Answer: Talk to your lawyer.