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Can I take my husband to court to make him pay alimony and child support?

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Can I take my husband to court to make him pay alimony and child support?

I am legally disabled and newly pregnant. Since finding out, my marriage is falling apart badly. We are trying to work it out but it is a possibility for us to split. My husband has informed me if our marriage does not work out, he wants nothing to do with me or the child and he will fight to give me full rights and never pay alimony or child support.

Traffic Lawyer Richard Simon’s Answer

Yes you can, it is called a divorce. He can fight all he wants but, termination of parental rights is one of the courts most extreme remedies. These kinds of threats are stated pre-divorce, he is full of crap and has no leg to stand on.

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Jordan R. Watson

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