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Commonly Asked Divorce Questions From Users Near You

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My ex husband is now using drugs and not helping pay the extra things we had agreed upon outside of court can I reopen?

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Answered by attorney John Joseph Burke (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Burke Law Group, PLLC
In the State of Washington, it is very difficult to reopen a finalized divorce for the purpose of changing the financial terms of the divorce; it typically requires strong evidence of a party's fraudulent material misrepresentations to the court. If the reason that no spousal maintenance was ordered was principally based upon the alleged inability of the husband to pay, and the supposed wage discrepancy was very significant, then it might be possible able to have the court reopen the case, but there are time limits to doing so. You need to discuss your particular situation and facts with an attorney to determine if there is any basis for doing so at this time. A divorce does not need to be reopened if there is a real safety issue regarding the children that might justify modifying the parenting plan, or the child support needs to be modified due to the substantial income discrepancy. There are legal parameters that determine when the court can consider making modifications; again, an attorney would be able to assist you in this matter.
In the State of Washington, it is very difficult to reopen a finalized divorce for the purpose of changing the financial terms of the divorce; it typically requires strong evidence of a party's fraudulent material misrepresentations to the court. If the reason that no spousal maintenance was ordered was principally based upon the alleged inability of the husband to pay, and the supposed wage discrepancy was very significant, then it might be possible able to have the court reopen the case, but there are time limits to doing so. You need to discuss your particular situation and facts with an attorney to determine if there is any basis for doing so at this time. A divorce does not need to be reopened if there is a real safety issue regarding the children that might justify modifying the parenting plan, or the child support needs to be modified due to the substantial income discrepancy. There are legal parameters that determine when the court can consider making modifications; again, an attorney would be able to assist you in this matter.
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If I am paying all the bills, she has a car I pay for, can she demand the house if she left for another man?

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Answered by attorney Eric K Johnson (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Utah Family Law LC
Now pay careful attention to the answer I am about to give you yes, she can ask the court to award her the house. She can ask for anything she wants, no matter how ludicrous. Whether the court will award her the house is another matter. And, believe it or not, the fact that she left you for another man will probably not factor much in to the decision regarding who is awarded the house. Talk to a good divorce lawyer about your situation in detail. It's worth the effort and the expense.
Now pay careful attention to the answer I am about to give you yes, she can ask the court to award her the house. She can ask for anything she wants, no matter how ludicrous. Whether the court will award her the house is another matter. And, believe it or not, the fact that she left you for another man will probably not factor much in to the decision regarding who is awarded the house. Talk to a good divorce lawyer about your situation in detail. It's worth the effort and the expense.
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If my name is in the title of the car and I'm going through divorce, am I entitled to a spare set of keys?

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Answered by attorney Anne Barbara Howard (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Anne B. Howard, A Professional Law Corporation
You need a court order for exclusive use and possession of the vehicle. Right now both of you can use it with no one in control over who uses it when.
You need a court order for exclusive use and possession of the vehicle. Right now both of you can use it with no one in control over who uses it when.
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