Wendy Hickey
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 8
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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What if I miss deadline to answer ex’s complaint? (opens the original)
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Q. I was served with a complaint and summons at the end of August. I know I have to do something in 20 days, and I am worried because it’s been almost 20 days. I called several family lawyers but cannot get an appointment for another week. I don’t know how to get a quicker appointment and no one seems to think this is an emergency. What will happen when I don’t respond in 20 days? A. No one is treating your situation as an emergency because it isn’t one. Unless you were served with other papers
School year brings residency problems for daughter (opens the original)
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Q. I sold my house in June when my oldest child graduated from high school and rented a home for myself and my youngest in the next town over. I could not afford to contribute to college unless I had the sale proceeds. I figured this would be fine because my ex was still living in the same town. I learned this week that he has moved in with his girlfriend and rented out his house. So, at this point neither of us lives in town. My daughter has no relationship with him for reasons I cannot underst
Plan for support from ex husband doesn’t seem right (opens the original)
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Q. My husband started a business with his brother as equal owners. They pay themselves a salary, but both families run all possible expenses through the business, cell phones, cars, vacations, tickets to sporting events, a shared ski condo, even an addition on our house. I am a per diem nurse, only working a few shifts per month. I do work more during the summer when our kids are at sleep away camp because there are more shifts available to cover. My lawyer says support will only be based on the
Ex remarried but I kept up alimony — now what? (opens the original)
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Q. I was just served with a complaint for contempt by my ex-wife because I stopped paying alimony last month and stopped paying child support by agreement when our twins started college in 2024. Our divorce agreement states that alimony ends upon her remarriage. She got married in 2020 and hid it from me. I just learned about it in May at our oldest child’s college graduation, when I was introduced to her new husband. So, I paid $50,000 per year in alimony for six years for no reason. She also f
Can my ex just stop paying me alimony? (opens the original)
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Q. Ex husband worked for a company which was recently sold. He took an early retirement package as part of the sale. He is 59 and now considers himself retired. He told me he is going to stop paying alimony but will continue to honor his commitment until the end of December because then he will be 60 and can retire formally. While I got a significant amount when we divided assets in our divorce five years ago, it was not enough to live comfortably for the rest of my life. I anticipated receiving
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