Sentences with word «pendente»

«This includes a temporary decree, an interlocutory (not final) decree, and a decree of alimony pendente lite (while awaiting action on the final decree or agreement).»

You or your attorney can file a motion for pendente lite relief, asking for this.

This period, known as pendente lite (pending the litigation), can sometimes last for months or even years, although it is invariably much shorter during mediation than through traditional litigation.

These temporary orders are sometimes called pendente lite orders.

Early in your divorce proceedings, especially in a contested divorce, you may have to ask the court to issue pendente lite orders.

This is known as temporary spousal support or spousal support pendente lite and terminates when the divorce or dissolution decree is entered.

For example, if the validity of a will is challenged, a court might appoint an administrator pendente lite with limited powers to do such things as may be necessary to preserve the assets of the deceased until a hearing can be convened on the validity of the will.

Another example is an injunction pendente lite, to last only during the litigation and, again, designed simply to preserve something until the decisive court order is issued.

Thus, it is unclear whether appellant's appeal of that order acted as a stay of the requirement that respondent receive exclusive possession of the marital home pendente lite.

However, courts do not automatically grant pendente lite relief, so the spouse who wants these temporary orders must make a special request to the court.

New Jersey law now requires that the guidelines be applied in all actions, contested and uncontested, in which a child support order is being determined, including those involving pendente lite support.

I would support this comment, although note that it is unlikely that there would be a child support order, even pendente lite, within the first two or three months.

Depending on how contentious your divorce is, you can ask the court for pendente lite relief — an order pending your final divorce decree — after you file your answer and counterclaim.

Temporary maintenance (sometimes referred to as pendente lite maintenance) is the payment of spousal support for the duration of the divorce only.

This is called pendente lite spousal support.

While absent a pendente lite change of circumstances one is only entitled to one motion for temporary relief, the plaintiff has almost complete discretion when to make that attempt.

There may be a temporary award, or «pendente lite,» that is meant to provide support only during the divorce proceedings.

§ 20-3-130 (A)-RRB-, one might have thought that a pendente lite agreement «that neither party will use adultery as a bar to alimony» would protect Ms. Eason's right to alimony if she subsequently committed adultery.

«Condonation, tort, writ of summons, affidavit, pendente lite, subpoena duces tecum; these terms can be hard to understand without a law degree to your name.

A Clarke County Circuit Court enters a pendente lite order granting primary physical custody of the parties» three children to father, with visitation by mother, and orders father to pay $ 6,000 monthly on mother's credit cards, as spousal support, $ 9,000...

A judge may order temporary support during divorce proceedings — sometimes called «pendente lite» support — as well as either temporary or permanent support after the divorce is final.

A judge in Arkansas may award temporary spousal support during divorce proceedings — sometimes referred to as alimony «pendente lite» — as well as either temporary or permanent alimony after the divorce is final.

In Pennsylvania, spousal support and alimony pendente lite (APL) are functionally interchangeable terms.

Alimony, spousal support and alimony pendente lite are three similar but separate concepts in Pennsylvania.

Another disadvantage to consider when filing jointly involves the inclusion and deductibility of spousal support and alimony pendente lite.

(d) All charging orders for spousal support and alimony pendente lite shall terminate upon the death of the payee spouse.

The amount of support (child support, spousal support or alimony pendente lite) to be awarded pursuant to the procedures under Rules 1910.11 and 1910.12 shall be determined in accordance with the support guidelines which consist of the guidelines expressed as the child support schedule set forth in Rule 1910.16 - 3, the formula set forth in Rule 1910.16 - 4 and the operation of the guidelines as set forth in these rules.

In cases in which the parties» combined monthly net income exceeds $ 30,000, the trier of fact shall apply the formula in Part IV of Rule 1910.16 - 4 (a) as a preliminary analysis in calculating spousal support or alimony pendente lite.

Alimony is different from spousal support, which refers to payments made when spouses are separated, or alimony pendente lite, which is paid while the divorce litigation is ongoing.

In an unpublished opinion, the Superior Court affirmed a Fulton County decision denying alimony pendente lite (APL) to an unemployed husband who was accused of delaying the divorce.

Net income is the foundation, under the guidelines formula, for determining child support, spousal support and alimony pendente lite, as well as a factor in dividing marital property.

Judges often figure that if the terms of a pendente lite order work well while your divorce is pending, there's no reason not to make them permanent in a decree.

If a judge issues a pendente lite order that you think is unfair, you can challenge it when you ultimately go to trial, or change it in your settlement agreement.

If you can't reach an agreement with your spouse on how to pay expenses during your divorce, you may file a motion for alimony «pendente lite» — temporary alimony, sometimes referred to as «post-separation support.»

The filing of a complaint and answer opens the door for spouses to resolve some issues on a «pendente lite» basis, or until the divorce is final.

In legalese, these are «pendente lite» orders, which means «pending a final decree.»

Although a pendente lite order officially ends when the judge signs the decree, its terms may be repeated in the decree.

However, a pendente lite order would direct that the proceeds of the sale be held in escrow until property distribution can be decided at trial.

In divorce cases, either party may request a temporary hearing, also known as a pendente lite hearing.

Some pendente lite orders, called injunctions or stays, prevent spouses from selling assets until a court can address their distribution.

Before the final divorce order is in place, either parent may request a temporary custody order, also known as a pendente lite order.

For example, if your spouse leaves the marital home after a Complaint for Divorce is filed and he or she stops contributing to the marital expenses, you may file an application with the court called a pendente lite motion requesting an order for support.

On the other hand, if you leave the home and your spouse refuses to allow you to have any parenting time with the children, a pendente lite motion may be filed requesting that the court enter an order for parenting time.

Temporary or pendente lite divorce orders can only address issues the court can undo later, if necessary.