Specifically in Alberta, section 31 (1) of the Matrimonial Property Act, RSA 2000, c M - 8 («Matrimonial Property Act»), disclosure of all property, creates a statutory
obligation on both spouses to disclose all the particulars of not just their properties in Alberta, but also of any property located elsewhere.
The injunction included
an obligation on the spouses not to post on their former partners page.
Not exact matches
But if you go that route, warns Ballentine, make certain that you «don't execute any documents that unwittingly expose your
spouse to the company's
obligations through some type of «backdoor» rule, which would eventually allow creditors to get their hands
on these assets.»
What I find puzzling is the obsession with consensual and faithful gay relationships when Scripture says much more about divorce and remarriage (every single sex act with a second
spouse is ALWAYS adultery unless someone is unfaithful and that the only moral choice is reconciliation with your first
spouse or lifetime celibacy — 1 Cor 7:10 - 11), charging interest
on a loan, our moral
obligation toward the poor and other things most conservative Christians ignore.
Plus, I had so much debt from caring for our daughter that I am still paying off that the idea of taking
on a
spouse and their financial
obligations and risks (yes HIGH risks) is not worth it to me.
In addition to balancing the responsibilities of home and work,
spouse and parent, there's that ever - pesky
obligation to feed the kids right, regardless of how they might feel
on the subject.
If the deceased family member was not a
spouse, you did not cosign
on the loan or it was not a joint account, you have no legal
obligation to pay their debts.
It matches the tax
obligation that will be triggered
on the death of the surviving
spouse.
In this case, the
spouse who is not applying for the loan would only have a financial
obligation if he or she co-signed or co-borrowed
on the mortgage or if the loan was executed in a community property state.
The resources that your surviving family members could draw
on to meet those
obligations include your
spouse's or partner's income, savings and investments, other income producing assets, and any life insurance you might already own.
If you are joined legally, and joined in some of your
obligations, then it's prudent to know what's going
on with your
spouses» money.
If you are a co-signor
on any accounts or loans with your
spouse, you are equally responsible for those
obligations as your significant other.
In layman's terms, just because the court orders one of the parties to pay a debt
obligation, it doesn't release the other
spouse from liability
on the account if it was originally opened as a co-signed account or joint account.
The general argument of Confucius is this: our first responsibility is not to be a charitable case ourselves, and once we have our personal matters settled, our
obligations flow outward: you take care of your
spouse, then kids, then parents, then extended family and closest friends, then friends, then acquaintances, then your township, city, state, and so
on.
If you have an exigency arising out of the fact that your
spouse, child, or parent is a covered military member
on active duty (or has been notified of an impending call or order to active duty) in support of a contingency operation, you may qualify to suspend your service
obligation.
Note that when you file jointly with your
spouse, you're both taking joint responsibility for the information
on the return and for the tax
obligation.
• Whether there will be a resulting inequity because the paying
spouse will possibly be discharged from bankruptcy (and thus released from his or her equalization
obligation, which was a topic I have written about previously [RA add link to prior article
on bankruptcy]-RRB-
I should say that I don't see any problem with a prenuptial agreement that sets out clearly defined tangible
obligations on the part of
spouses upon separation, even if those
obligations are assumed because of personal religious beliefs.
If no payment is required by paragraph 1, an additional payment to the insured person's dependants and the persons, other than a former
spouse of the insured person, to whom the insured person had an
obligation at the time of the accident to provide support under a domestic contract or court order, to be divided equally among the persons entitled, in an amount equal to $ 25,000 if the accident occurred before October 1, 2003 or, if the accident occurred
on or after October 1, 2003,
The outcome of your case will depend
on your exact circumstances, but the court may well find that you have an
obligation to maintain your
spouse from your family's money.
Having a clear agreement lets separated
spouses move
on with certainty about their lives and
obligations going forward.
Our Family Law Financial Disclosure
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on multiple occasions so meet with us to find out exactly what you and your
spouse's Family Law Financial Disclosure
Obligations are.
Even if you and your
spouse agree
on most issues, it can be very valuable to get some legal advice about your rights and
obligations, so you know what you are getting and what you are giving up.
Olaide Esan, Senior Legal Consultant of Hadef & Partners Abu Dhabi office clarifies some of the
obligations for employers in providing medical insurance cover to families of «junior» employees employed
on a «single status» contract, but who have decided to bring their
spouses and children to the UAE under the employees» own sponsorship.
However, some thinking needs to be done beyond the support
obligation, particularly
on the definition of
spouse, family member, family, family law.
Calgary Interim Spousal Support Lawyers assist parties in obtaining an initial amount of spousal support that permits parties to meet their needs and
obligations and maintain the marital standard of living if at all possible.Calgary Interim Spousal Support Lawyers know that running two households instead of one
on the same salary or salaries earned by the
spouses can present challenges for Calgary family law clients.
There were some changes that came into effect
on November 24, 2011 including the repeal of the
obligation to support parents (Section 90 of the Family Relations Act), the repeal of provisions regarding property agreements (section 120.1) and changes to a number of BC acts to use the gender neutral terms when discussing
spouses.
To put it another way, I do not see any justification,
on the evidence before me, for not imposing upon Mr. Young the same
obligation to seek employment as would apply to a payor
spouse whose employment contract has been terminated through notice.
All of these steps can also be taken by the FRO
on behalf of a recipient
spouse, if the
obligation to pay arises pursuant to a court order or if a domestic agreement has been filed with the FRO.
«Some of these factors are pretty predictable — such as the financial
obligations brought
on by dependents and mortgages — but your unexpected death could prove to be a huge financial burden for your
spouse, reducing your Social Security benefits and possibly pension benefits and bringing about unplanned medical and funeral expenses,» he says.
Even though you're getting divorced, you may still rely
on your former
spouse for financial support — alimony, child support, and mortgage payments are just some of the financial
obligations ex-spouses may negotiate in the divorce settlement.
It provides protection from legal
obligations that may arise from things that occur
on your property or through the actions of you, your
spouse, your children or even your pets.
In an uncontested divorce, you and your
spouse agree
on all divorce - related issues, such as division of assets and property, debt
obligations, spousal support, and all matters associated with the responsibilities of raising any children you have had together.
This
obligation doesn't go away simply because they may divorce, even if one
spouse agrees to take
on the financial burden alone.
The
obligations live
on after a couple parts ways, and both
spouses are usually still responsible for paying them.
On the one side the income would be so low that the non-wage earner is stuck with a support amount too low to cover expenses and on the other side the income may be severely inflated making it difficult for the self - employed spouse to meet his or her support obligations and keep the business afloa
On the one side the income would be so low that the non-wage earner is stuck with a support amount too low to cover expenses and
on the other side the income may be severely inflated making it difficult for the self - employed spouse to meet his or her support obligations and keep the business afloa
on the other side the income may be severely inflated making it difficult for the self - employed
spouse to meet his or her support
obligations and keep the business afloat.
Fault grounds place blame
on one
spouse for causing the divorce, typically for failing to fulfill a marital duty or
obligation.
Support is calculated by considering the combined income of both
spouses then applying that number to child support tables established by Wyoming statute to come up with the total support
obligation owed by both parents based
on the number of children to be supported.
Kansas permits divorce
on one of three grounds: 1) incompatibility, 2) failure to perform a material marital duty or
obligation, or 3) incompatibility by reason of mental illness or mental incapacity of one or both
spouses.
On hearing just what these are, he feels resentful about being shackled to an
obligation to support a
spouse who appears to him to be unwilling to contribute to the financial needs of the family in a meaningful way.
When you and your
spouse agree about rights, responsibilities and
obligations following the divorce, you're
on your way to a successful post-marriage life.
[NOTE: Notwithstanding these efforts
obligations on individual OFP claimants, the Department may pursue the liable relatives involved directly, under the «Liability to Maintain Family» provisions of the Social Welfare Acts, for a maintenance contribution towards the OFP in payment to their
spouses and / or child (ren) and to their civil partners where one civil partner who is the parent of the child / ren is living apart from the family]
There are many examples, including: the support payor loses his / her job or becomes disabled, and needs a temporary or long term reduction in support
obligation; the supported
spouse needs an increase in support for similar reasons; a parent moves away requiring modification of the parenting schedule; a child wants to significantly change the schedule, resulting in a change in both child support and the schedule; disagreements about parenting choices or activities for the children; the family residence must be sold and the parties can not agree
on terms.
It also helps to avoid taking divorces such as these into open court, where there is no predicting the way in which a judge might rule
on the division of marital assets or any financial
obligations one or the other
spouses may be required to meet.
A knowledgeable Massachusetts mediator can help you and your
spouse calculate your base child support
obligation and negotiate an agreement
on a deviation if needed.
As part of the divorce decree, a former
spouse may be obligated to handle certain financial
obligations that continue to appear
on the buyer's credit report.