By: Dennis M. Germain, Attorney & Counselor at Law As a family law and divorce attorney, I frequently encounter clients and potential clients who state: “My ex refuses to work and I am stuck with an inflated or insufficient child…
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Michigan Child Support; “My Ex Refuses to Work.” Imputation of Income.
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I’ve been overpaying for child support. May I get that money back?
By: Dennis M. Germain As a family law attorney, I am frequently faced with the question, “May I receive credit for my overpayment of child support?” My research tells me that, as a general rule, the answer to that question…
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