What if I need tempory alimony or child support, or a distribution of assets before the final hearing in my case?
There is a procedure for going into Court almost immediately after the case is filed to get an order of temporary child support, alimony, or other relief such as timesharing rights regarding children, until such time as the case can be fully heard. Also, you can apply for a distribution of some of the marital assets while the case is pending, if there are extraordinary circumstances.
Related Questions
- What if I need tempory alimony or child support, or a distribution of assets before the final hearing in my case, but my spouse will not pay?
- Do the other issues – child support, child custody, alimony, and property – have to be decided before the divorce is final?
- What if I need tempory alimony or child support before the final hearing in my case, but my spouse will not pay?
