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Domestic Relations Alimony And Child Support Generally; Enforcement Of Duty To Support; Parent And Child Relationship Generally, Jaimie Johnson
Domestic Relations Alimony And Child Support Generally; Enforcement Of Duty To Support; Parent And Child Relationship Generally, Jaimie Johnson
Georgia State University Law Review
The Act makes sweeping changes to Georgia's child and spousal support enforcement procedures by shifting the bulk of enforcement authority from the court system to the Child Support Enforcement Agency of the Department of Human Resources (DHR). First, the Act amends several of Georgia's alimony and child support statutes. It removes the statute of limitations for foreign judgments of child or spousal support orders and provides that child or spousal support orders cannot be changed retroactively or become dormant. It makes late child support payments judgments by operation of law, sets a time limit for contempt hearings, and allows for …
Toward A Compensatory Model Of Alimony In Alaska, Christopher D. Nelson
Toward A Compensatory Model Of Alimony In Alaska, Christopher D. Nelson
Alaska Law Review
No abstract provided.
Domestic Relations Alimony And Child Support Generally: Provide A Right To A Hearing When An Income Deduction Is Ordered Because Of A One-Month Delinquency In Child Support; Provide Removal Of Certain Exceptions To Applicability In Income Deductions, Elizabeth T. Baer
Georgia State University Law Review
This portion of the Act accomplishes a housekeeping task of cleaning up a portion of chapter 6 of title 19, relating to the inclusion of non-Title IV obligors in income deduction orders. Further, the Act eliminates the fifteen¬day waiting period previously allotted a child support obligor after an order was entered as an opportunity to contest an income deduction which was issued upon a showing of a one¬month delinquency. Under the Act, the obligor may request a hearing within fifteen days after receiving notice of delinquency. However, if the obligor does not exercise this right, the income deduction order takes …
Domestic Relations Alimony And Child Support Generally: Provide For Payroll Deductions For Child Support And For Revisions Of Judgment For Permanent Alimony Or Child Support Generally When Authorized, Petition And Hearing; Cohabitation With Third Party As Grounds For Revision; Attorney Fees; Temporary Modification Pending Trial, Daliah Brill
Georgia State University Law Review
These Acts relate to child support and alimony generally. HB 261 makes payroll deductions possible in a broad group of cases and does not does not restrict the use of payroll deductions in enforcement of support obligations to IV-D cases. SB 277 allows for revisions of judgments for alimony or child support when the recipient of support is cohabitating with a third party.
Feed A Trust And Starve A Child: The Effectiveness Of Trust Protective Techniques Against Claims For Support And Alimony, Carolyn L. Dessin
Feed A Trust And Starve A Child: The Effectiveness Of Trust Protective Techniques Against Claims For Support And Alimony, Carolyn L. Dessin
Georgia State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Remember The Alamo[Ny]! The Unique Texas Ban On Permanent Alimony And The Development Of Community Property Law, James W. Paulsen
Remember The Alamo[Ny]! The Unique Texas Ban On Permanent Alimony And The Development Of Community Property Law, James W. Paulsen
Law and Contemporary Problems
No abstract provided.
Divorce Reform And The Legacy Of Gender, Milton C. Regan Jr.
Divorce Reform And The Legacy Of Gender, Milton C. Regan Jr.
Michigan Law Review
A Review of The Illusion of Equality: The Rhetoric and Reality of Divorce Reform by Martha Albertson Fineman
Support Alimony: The Uncertain State Of The Law, Robert G. Spector
Support Alimony: The Uncertain State Of The Law, Robert G. Spector
Oklahoma Law Review
No abstract provided.
Duty In Divorce: Shared Income As A Path To Equality, Jane Rutheford
Duty In Divorce: Shared Income As A Path To Equality, Jane Rutheford
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Relationship Of Property Division And Alimony: The Division Of Property To Address Need, Suzanne Reynolds
The Relationship Of Property Division And Alimony: The Division Of Property To Address Need, Suzanne Reynolds
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Domestic Relations Alimony And Child Support: Provide For Enforcement And Collection, J. Brenner, L. Disantis
Domestic Relations Alimony And Child Support: Provide For Enforcement And Collection, J. Brenner, L. Disantis
Georgia State University Law Review
The Act provides for service of process in proceedings to enforce alimony and child support payments, for service to be perfected, even if the respondent does not answer, and for the respondent to be charged with costs. The Act also changes the conditions under which the Department of Human Resources accepts applications for support enforcement services, provides for reimbursement of the department for attorneys' fees, and authorizes the collection of interest on judgments initiated by the department. July 1, 1987
Alimony Trust Taxation: Effects Of The Tax Reform Act Of 1984, Patricia E. Tate
Alimony Trust Taxation: Effects Of The Tax Reform Act Of 1984, Patricia E. Tate
Georgia State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Reforming The Tax Treatment Of Divorce: Splitting The Benefits Of A Split, C. Garrison Lepow
Reforming The Tax Treatment Of Divorce: Splitting The Benefits Of A Split, C. Garrison Lepow
Seattle University Law Review
The purpose of this Article is to consider the tax consequences of divorce, particularly those problems relating to property settlements. The tax consequences of alimony and child support are also considered. These problems have a long history that must be reviewed in order to understand both the present law and the current proposals which were considered by the House Ways and Means Committee during the last session of Congress. Unfortunately, the narrowness of the legislative proposals permits many of the problems to continue; the proposals change only the timing of the problem.
I.R.C. Section 71: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, John A. Lynch Jr.
I.R.C. Section 71: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, John A. Lynch Jr.
Duquesne Law Review
The author believes that applying the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code governing the tax treatment of payments made incident to separation and divorce has become complicated and unpredictable. In this article, Professor Lynch examines how I.R.C. sections 71 and 215 have developed, given congressional intent, with respect to the definition of an obligation of support, the differentiation between a support obligation and a property interest, and the periodic payment requirement. He concludes with suggestions aimed at simplifying the law with respect to these payments.
Bankruptcy Court Jurisdiction To Modify Alimony Payments Of Chapter 13 Debtors, Peter Swiecicki
Bankruptcy Court Jurisdiction To Modify Alimony Payments Of Chapter 13 Debtors, Peter Swiecicki
University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform
This article examines a bankruptcy court's power to modify a chapter 13 debtor's alimony payments. Part I discusses the bankruptcy court's jurisdiction in chapter 13 cases and the connection between the chapter 13 case and alimony modification proceedings. It then outlines the domestic relations limitation and the resulting conflict between bankruptcy courts and state courts with respect to alimony modification. Part II analyzes various arguments for and against allowing bankruptcy courts to hear alimony modification requests in chapter 13 cases. This analysis reveals that any state interests are far outweighed by the substantial benefits to be gained from consolidating the …
Property Division And Alimony Awards: A Survey Of Statutory Limitations On Judicial Discretion, Mary Jane Connell
Property Division And Alimony Awards: A Survey Of Statutory Limitations On Judicial Discretion, Mary Jane Connell
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Enforcement Of Family Support Obligations In Virginia, Jane F. Vehko
Enforcement Of Family Support Obligations In Virginia, Jane F. Vehko
William & Mary Law Review
No abstract provided.
The New Pennsylvania Divorce Code, Lynne Z. Gold-Bikin, Jack A. Rounick
The New Pennsylvania Divorce Code, Lynne Z. Gold-Bikin, Jack A. Rounick
Villanova Law Review
No abstract provided.
Marital Property Distribution: Legal And Emotional Considerations, Norman Perlberger
Marital Property Distribution: Legal And Emotional Considerations, Norman Perlberger
Villanova Law Review
No abstract provided.
Family Law And The Pennsylvania Equal Rights Amendment, Albert Momjian
Family Law And The Pennsylvania Equal Rights Amendment, Albert Momjian
Villanova Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Role Of The Lawyer In Matrimonial Cases, Eric D. Turner
The Role Of The Lawyer In Matrimonial Cases, Eric D. Turner
Villanova Law Review
No abstract provided.
Family Law–Divorce–Constitutionality Of Arkansas Property Settlement And Alimony Statutes, Gordon W. Hawthorne
Family Law–Divorce–Constitutionality Of Arkansas Property Settlement And Alimony Statutes, Gordon W. Hawthorne
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review
No abstract provided.
Wright V. Commissioner, 62 T.C. 377 (1974), Aff'd, 543 F.2d 593 (7th Cir. 1976), Ruth L. Gokel
Wright V. Commissioner, 62 T.C. 377 (1974), Aff'd, 543 F.2d 593 (7th Cir. 1976), Ruth L. Gokel
Florida State University Law Review
Income Tax- PROPERTY SETTLEMENT IN DIVORCE- AN UNSETTLED AREA OF SETTLED LAW.
Pension Law--Garnishment--Pension Fund Benefits Governed By The Federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act Are Subject To Court-Ordered Alimony And Child Support Payments.
Fordham Urban Law Journal
This Case Note summarizes the case American Telephone & Telegraph Co. v. Merry, 592 F.2d 118 (2d Cir. 1979). In this case the court of appeals faced problems of statutory construction and ERISA, namely whether ERISA protected pension plans from ganishment orders ordering alimony and child support be payed while waiting for an ultimate jugment as to whether they should be paid. The court of appeals affirmed the district court's holding that ERISA did not prohibit the garnishment of pension plan benefits to satisfy alimony and support payments nor did it displace the state court's authority in this area by …
The Abandoned Spouse: Alimony And Support Actions, And The Maryland Long Arm Statute, Gary Igal Strausberg
The Abandoned Spouse: Alimony And Support Actions, And The Maryland Long Arm Statute, Gary Igal Strausberg
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Alimony And Child Support In Ohio: New Directions After Dissolution, William Louis Tabac
Alimony And Child Support In Ohio: New Directions After Dissolution, William Louis Tabac
Cleveland State Law Review
Recent decisions by the Ohio Supreme Court will undoubtedly have significant impact upon post-dissolution alimony and child support. In rejecting basic premises upon which domestic relations courts have historically ordered such payments, the court has set new directions. Traditional notions of sex-based roles in the support of the family have been set aside and new standards, based upon the needs of the parties and the factual circumstances in particular cases, have been established. As a result, the husband's statutory duty to support his wife and children during marriage will no longer govern his responsibilities toward the family following dissolution, and …
Florida's No-Fault Divorce: Is It Really No-Fault?, Mary F. Clark
Florida's No-Fault Divorce: Is It Really No-Fault?, Mary F. Clark
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Alimony In Indiana Under No-Fault Divorce, Stephen R. Pennell
Alimony In Indiana Under No-Fault Divorce, Stephen R. Pennell
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Family Law--Alimony And Property Restoration--A Restatement, George A. Smith
Family Law--Alimony And Property Restoration--A Restatement, George A. Smith
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Separation Agreements In Missouri, Irwin E. Blond
Separation Agreements In Missouri, Irwin E. Blond
Missouri Law Review
In the calendar year of 1968 an estimated 537,000 divorces took place in the United States. In many of these divorces the respective future rights and responsibilities of the parties were fixed in a written agreement known as the "Separation Agreement." The purpose of this comment is to present the practical problems encountered in Missouri in the use of such agreements and to suggest possible solutions for them. In the absence of an agreement respecting the future responsibilities of the parties, the court's authority in such matters is limited. According to section 452.070, RSMo 1969, the court can grant a …