Sentences with phrase «out of a divorce decree»

Alimony, child maintenance or support, and certain other related debts arising out of a divorce decree or separation agreement;

Not exact matches

Alimony, maintenance or child support: never discharged; neither are property settlement claims arising out of a separation agreement or divorce decree.

If this was left out of your final divorce decree, contact the court that handled your case and ask if they will allow you to amend the document.

During divorce proceedings, you will be required to fill out and file more than one type of divorce form, as well as sign a number of forms as decreed by the court system.

If they can work out an agreement on everything, one of the spouses or attorneys will prepare an Agreed Decree of Divorce, which will contain all of the terms of the agreement.

Most divorce cases are settled out of court, requiring only the court's signature on the Final Decree.

However, a handful of states have passed laws disregarding divorce decrees obtained out of state if evidence suggests the divorcing couple established residency in that state for the primary purpose of speeding up the divorce process.

You might need your divorce decree in the future when you want to take out a car loan, apply for a mortgage or, if reverting to your maiden name, provide proof of your identity.

Fill out the Final Decree of Divorce form, which comes with a Standard Possession Order if you have minor children.

Although you and your spouse can work the details of the arrangement out between yourselves, asking the court to include the buyout in your divorce decree protects both of your interests.

Then the informal agreements are incorporated into the divorce decree, which sets out the terms of the divorce.

The Decree of Divorce is the instrument granting the divorce and which spells out the terms and conditions of the division of assets and liabilities of the marital Divorce is the instrument granting the divorce and which spells out the terms and conditions of the division of assets and liabilities of the marital divorce and which spells out the terms and conditions of the division of assets and liabilities of the marital estate.

You must include a section in the divorce decree that spells out provisions for the Survivor Benefit Plan premiums, if any, as well as the length of the marriage, the time on active duty service and the computed amount of the retirement payments the spouse will receive, if any.

Morality clauses are statements included in the parenting plan of your divorce decree — the portion that sets out your custody and visitation terms.

Many have returned to court after they have learned their divorce decree was not properly drafted to allow the defense finance center to pay out a portion of the military retired pay to the ex-spouse.

You'll also need to fill out a Final Decree of Divorce for the judge to sign.

When parents share an equal amount of time with their children and one parent wants to relocate out of state and take the children with her, this necessitates changing the custody terms of the divorce decree.

Of course, these tests go away after 2018 and it does not appear that alimony would be tax deductible even if that is specifically set out in your divorce decree.

Permanent custody isn't awarded until your final divorce decree is issued, and the decree could give custody to your children's other parent if you hope to move them out of state.

If your ex has relocated out of state with your children, you can file a motion to enforce the custody agreement in the courthouse that issued your original divorce decree or custody order.