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Rightfully Yours - Shulman, Gary A
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The estimated amount of unpaid child support in North America totals between 30 and 52 billion dollars. Even highly conservative sources say that at least 10 percent of non-custodial fathers don't pay their child support, yet the vast majority of fathers who don't pay their child support are not broke: they just claim to be broke!The struggle to obtain what is rightfully yours- financial support for yourself and your child from your ex-spouse- can be fraught with tension, anger, and compromise. But with Rightfully Yours: Child Support, Alimony & Your Ex's Pension, will teach you how to fight…mehr

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The estimated amount of unpaid child support in North America totals between 30 and 52 billion dollars. Even highly conservative sources say that at least 10 percent of non-custodial fathers don't pay their child support, yet the vast majority of fathers who don't pay their child support are not broke: they just claim to be broke!The struggle to obtain what is rightfully yours- financial support for yourself and your child from your ex-spouse- can be fraught with tension, anger, and compromise. But with Rightfully Yours: Child Support, Alimony & Your Ex's Pension, will teach you how to fight back and get what is owed to you, without having to pay expensive lawyer's fees!
Autorenporträt
Gary A. Shulman, JD, is the country's leading authority in the area of qualified domestic relations orders. He has drafted and reviewed more than 40,000 QDROS since their inception in 1984. As an ERISA attorney and nationally renowned author, he "wrote the book" on this topic for lawyers and judges across the U.S. Now he has written "Rightfully Yours" in simple English to help everyone in this situation secure the pension benefits that were earned during the marriage by their ex- (or soon-to-be ex) spouses and fight to collect the child support and alimony they rightfully deserve.