Legal Question in Family Law in California
My Ex-Wife has remarried....How do I stop the alimony?
My ex has remarried and I need to find out how I can stop the alimony payments. Will this require legal counsel or is it just a matter of filing a form with the court? How long will this process take?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: My Ex-Wife has remarried....How do I stop the alimony?
You could try and get her to sign a stipulation for an order terminating the support. If she refuses to sign, you could file a motion seeking to have the support ended. If you are forced to file a motion, the court might award you your attorney's fees because of her refusal to cooperate.
Adam N. Gurley
415.334.8439
Re: My Ex-Wife has remarried....How do I stop the alimony?
Mr. Gurley is correct, if you cannot get a stipulation signed or you require assistance drafting a document that the court will accept, or if you require an OSC because of uncooperation, you would be well served by obtaining representation. Fees should be minimal ($ 500.00). If you are in Southern California, you may contact me directly at (619) 222-3504.
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