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Why did Remy leave Cake Boss?
Remigio “Remy” Gonzalez – Buddy’s former left-hand man and the ex-husband of Buddy’s sister, Lisa. Remy’s first and only child, daughter Isabella, was born on the…
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Is inheritance marital property in Wisconsin?
In Wisconsin, inheritances and gifts are individual property if given solely to one spouse. Wisconsin marital property laws consider inherited assets and gifts as separate property.…
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How does divorce work in Zimbabwe?
To get divorced in Zimbabwe, you need to get a court order for divorce. The divorce order is given by the High Court of Zimbabwe. One…
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What is the maximum child support in Nevada?
Child support maximums in Nevada Income range from $0 – $4,235 means a $728 maximum per child. Income range from $4,235 – $6,351 means a $800 maximum per child. Income range from $6,351 – $8,467 means a $876 maximum per child. Income range from $8,467 – $10,585 means a $946 maximum per child. What is…
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What are the marriage laws in Morocco?
Moroccan marriages require the consent and presence of both parties; however, it is possible for an individual to be married in absentia person if a stand in is authorized by the Family Affairs judge. How does divorce work in Morocco? Both men and women can start divorce proceedings in Morocco, although reconciliation and mediation are…
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What is considered marital abandonment in Florida?
In order to prove abandonment, you must prove that your spouse permanently left the marital home and stopped providing financial support. Constructive desertion, also known as emotional abandonment, is different and harder to prove. Is abandonment grounds for divorce in Florida? As with an absolute divorce, the court can also make orders regarding property and…
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Does Alabama have permanent alimony?
Permanent alimony in Alabama is rare. Courts typically award permanent alimony only when one spouse is disabled and cannot become financially independent after a divorce. In addition, Alabama courts award permanent alimony only if the marriage lasted more than 20 years. How many years do you have to be married in Alabama to get alimony?…
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How is property divided in an Indiana divorce?
Indiana law requires an equitable division of property in divorce, meaning that the division must be fair but not necessarily equal. Some couples are able to agree on their own about how to divide property, while others use the help of attorneys or a mediator to negotiate a settlement. Is Indiana a 50 50 state…
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What happened between Cameron and Chase?
At the end of Season 5, she married Robert Chase. However, in Season 6, Cameron leaves PPTH, House and Chase. She guest-starred once in the Season 6 episode Lockdown, where she returns to ask Chase to sign the divorce papers and finally settles the outstanding issues in their relationship. Who does Chase end up with…
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Why does Catherine say Tom can t divorce Daisy?
The reason that Catherine believes that Tom has not divorce Daisy is because Daisy is a catholic and it will go against her religion to divorce. Why does Daisy stay married to Tom? Why did Daisy marry Tom? Even though she was still in love with Gatsby, Daisy most likely married Tom because she knew…
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What happened to Zac Brown’s bass player?
The test results revealed the bass player has ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), a degenerative disease that leads to paralysis and prohibits daily life functions, including chewing, speaking and walking. According to als.org, nearly 5,000 people are diagnosed with ALS per year. Is the Zac Brown Band still together? “We’re so excited to go back out…
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Which state has the fastest divorce?
Nevada isn’t the cheapest place to file your papers, but if you and your spouse have agreed to an uncontested divorce–then it is one of the quickest to complete the process, typically in 1-3 weeks. It only has a 6-week minimum residency requirement before filing for divorce, one of the shortest in the country. What…
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How is 401k value calculated in divorce?
How do we divide 401(k)s in a divorce? Often, the marital portion of a 401(k)—any funds contributed during the marriage—is split equitably. This frequently means a 50/50 split, but it could be divided 60/40, for example, depending on your other assets and what the court determines is fair. Do I get half of my husband’s…
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How do I get my TSP money after divorce?
Your current or former spouse, or your dependents, could be awarded a portion of your TSP account if a valid Retirement Benefits Court Order (RBCO) to divide your account is issued. The RBCO can be issued at any time in the divorce, annulment, and separation proceedings. How long does it take to process TSP? Once…
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How can I stop paying alimony in New Jersey?
You can prove that your former spouse is not taking the necessary steps to regain employment. You retire. You lost your job or received a demotion and cannot afford to continue paying alimony. Your former spouse has remarried. When can I stop paying alimony in New Jersey? Alimony payments are presumed to end once a…
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What is considered reconciliation in divorce in Louisiana?
Reconciliation means that the fault of one spouse will not be used thereafter by the other spouse as a ground for divorce. Reconciliation cannot be effected without cohabitation and resumption of marital status. How much does a divorce lawyer cost in Louisiana? $150-250 for filing for divorce in court costs in Louisiana. $2,500 to several…
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What does Intolerable Cruelty mean?
INTOLERABLE CRUELTY Definition & Legal Meaning In the law of divorce, this term denotes extreme cruelty, cruel and inhuman treatment, barbarous, savage, and inhuman conduct, and is equivalent to any of those phrases. What happens in the end of Intolerable Cruelty? Miles marries her on the spur of the moment, and signs the Massey prenup…
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What is parent Time in Utah?
Parent-time, also known as “visitation,” means the time the non-custodial parent spends with a child. When parents cannot agree on a parent-time schedule, state law provides for a minimum parent-time schedule: Children 5-18 (Utah Code Section 30-3-35) How much does a divorce lawyer cost in Utah? In general, filing and completing a divorce in Utah…
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What if I can’t afford a divorce lawyer in California?
Get A Court Appointed Attorney If you can’t afford an attorney and your divorce case involves any custody, visitation or order of protection issues, may ask the judge to assign you a lawyer free of charge. How much is a divorce lawyer in Los Angeles? The average divorce attorney in California charges between $300 and…
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Is Georgia a 50 50 state for divorce?
Georgia is an equitable distribution state, and courts will attempt to distribute assets in a divorce in a fair and equitable way, but not necessarily with a 50-50 split. There are several factors governing the division of assets that can impact the final outcome in many possible ways. How much do divorce lawyers cost in…
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How long does a divorce take in MI?
Typically, most divorces in Michigan take 60 days to nine months, without children. On the other hand, when children are involved it typically takes between six months and a year to reach a settlement. How long does the average marriage last in Michigan? Researchers at LifeStorage.com found the average duration for marriage in Michigan was…
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How does divorce work in the LDS Church?
Latter Day Saints (LDS) couples marry for time and for eternity. A legal divorce does not affect, change, or remove a temple marriage/sealing in any way. Only a cancellation nullifies the eternity part of the union, on paper at least. It must be requested from the First Presidency of the Church. What percentage of Mormons…
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What percentage of men leave their wives when they are sick?
The study revealed that 21 percent of seriously ill women were divorced compared to only 3 percent of seriously ill men. When compared to a control group’s divorce rate of merely 12 percent it is clear that serious disease causes husbands to divorce while actually increasing the likelihood that wives will stay. Why divorce is…