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Law Offices of T. Martin Knopes

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  • Po Box 727, Crestview, FL 32536

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Spencer Law, PA

4.6
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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

Who gets to keep the vehicle once the divorce is final?

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Answered by attorney Brent R. Chipman
Divorce lawyer at Law Office of Brent R. Chipman
The decree of divorce should contain a provision that awards the vehicle to you or to your husband, and which provides that he should sign off on the title in your favor if the vehicle is in his name. It sounds like you have the vehicle, but you may have difficulty registering it in your name if your husband will not sign over the title to you. The decree might be sufficient for the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue a duplicate title in your name. The decree could also authorize the clerk of the court to sign over the title to you, if your husband refuses to do so.
The decree of divorce should contain a provision that awards the vehicle to you or to your husband, and which provides that he should sign off on the title in your favor if the vehicle is in his name. It sounds like you have the vehicle, but you may have difficulty registering it in your name if your husband will not sign over the title to you. The decree might be sufficient for the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue a duplicate title in your name. The decree could also authorize the clerk of the court to sign over the title to you, if your husband refuses to do so.
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My husband earns 100k yearly and I am a homemaker in our 6 yrs of marriage approximately how much spousal support would I get from him monthly?

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Answered by attorney Anne Barbara Howard (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Anne B. Howard, A Professional Law Corporation
Depends on whether you have children that need supporting. You will be told to find a job and the court could impute minimum wage to you from the start. Spousal support amounts are discretionary with the judge and based on a lot of factors, not straight off a computer program, so you'd best talk to an attorney in your county. The judge can use the child support calculator to determine spousal support but other things need to go into it, like interest on a mortgage and real property taxes. Ask your attorney to get the court to order your husband to pay your attorney fees.
Depends on whether you have children that need supporting. You will be told to find a job and the court could impute minimum wage to you from the start. Spousal support amounts are discretionary with the judge and based on a lot of factors, not straight off a computer program, so you'd best talk to an attorney in your county. The judge can use the child support calculator to determine spousal support but other things need to go into it, like interest on a mortgage and real property taxes. Ask your attorney to get the court to order your husband to pay your attorney fees.
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What can I do if my husband will not provide his address to be served?

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Answered by attorney Eric K Johnson (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Utah Family Law LC
In Utah, if a party to a lawsuit is avoiding service of process by refusing to provide an address or hiding out from the address where he or she normally lives or works, then you can file a motion with the court asking permission to serve the opposing party by alternative means. "Alternative means" are things such as serving the opposing party by publishing the summons in a newspaper for three consecutive weeks, sending the summons by certified mail or a courier service that requires a recipient to sign a receipt of delivery. In the age of the Internet and e-mail, courts are allowing people to be served by posting to the opposing party's Facebook page or by sending the opposing party and email to give notice of the pending lawsuit. So don't let the fact that your husband refuses to give an address worry you. It may slow you down in your efforts to get him served, but it can't stop you.
In Utah, if a party to a lawsuit is avoiding service of process by refusing to provide an address or hiding out from the address where he or she normally lives or works, then you can file a motion with the court asking permission to serve the opposing party by alternative means. "Alternative means" are things such as serving the opposing party by publishing the summons in a newspaper for three consecutive weeks, sending the summons by certified mail or a courier service that requires a recipient to sign a receipt of delivery. In the age of the Internet and e-mail, courts are allowing people to be served by posting to the opposing party's Facebook page or by sending the opposing party and email to give notice of the pending lawsuit. So don't let the fact that your husband refuses to give an address worry you. It may slow you down in your efforts to get him served, but it can't stop you.
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