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Old 01-14-2005, 08:19 PM
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Collecting back alimony


What is the name of your state?The state of decree is Oregon but living in California with sister. My sister is living with me since a tragic massive stroke 2 and a half yrs ago. I brought her down to California after her husband put her into a nursing home because he didn't want to take care of her! He filed for a divorce and, had her served in the nursing home all the while she couldnt walk or talk and thought her family wouldnt find out! Well, I did and went directly to Oregon and after filing the response myself in long hand and standing in the line to see the judge and then filing it, retained an Attorney, she was awarded an equity settlement and alimoney for life, his or hers which ever is first. But she has only seen 3 months worth Feb thru May 04,since it was automatically taken when the house was sold and she was given her equity. He has retained physical but joint custody of their 11 yr old daughter whom he is supposed to be covering with medical insurance and isnt! In the decree it states that my sister has to pay 30% of what the insurance doesnt pay, well, he never attained any insurance and took the child to an orthodontist to get braces and sent us the bill for half! When I balked at this and told him first of all, she doesn't pay half and second of all he is supposed to have medical insurance! He just stated that he would just take it out of her alimony and hasn't sent her anything!! I or she rather cannot afford an Attorney to rectify this situation and , dont know what our options are? Does anyone know or have any help, my sister is on disability as she never worked she was a fulltime mom and we are in California! ! thanks/Ok well, erery time I have used this site I have been disappointed so dont bother answering! I guess this isnt the site for me or I am again not interesting enough for you people! It was worth a try, goodbye!

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Old 01-21-2005, 11:07 AM
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Im no attorney but here where i live you cant deduct monies for another reason our state does not reconize alimony they call it maintainance anyway if he was ordered to pay the alimony then you can file a contempt on it, and if he is to pay to the court they will see that he has not paid. you dont need an attorney to file contempt of the alimony, and just go in and explain ask for proof of insurance and the things he is to do, im so proud of you to help your sister, you go girl, and its #@#@#@#@# like him that make me sick, good luck i will pray for you
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