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    Default Re: A Question of Case Law, There Must Be Some Somewhere

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    I am sorry but yes, it is wishful thinking. As long as they are not divorced or legally separated, with a court order of alimony, you are never going to be able to get any money provided by him to count as income to her. Your personal opinion doesn't count. Its just not going to happen.
    No it is not wishful thinking to think that when an ex spouse remarries it does constitute a change in circumstances that could lead to a change in child support or support payments. Your emphatic assertions you make have no bases in law or case law. You should do some research before you post such statements.

    In Kentucky when someone remarries, their financial support changes and that is considered when the courts review a case for a change in circumstance.

    https://lawreader.com/?p=15396

    Start reading.

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