Can Wages be Garnished for Divorce Asset Arrangements?
You will need to get a judgment against your x-husband for the amounts that you are owed. Once you get a judgment, you can garnish his wages.
You will need to get a judgment against your x-husband for the amounts that you are owed. Once you get a judgment, you can garnish his wages.
Yes. You can modify the child support on the daughter and ask that it be retroactive to the time that she moved out and began supporting herself. In any event, once she turns 19, the child support terminates. In either event, you will need to modify the child support to reflect that your husband only has 1 dependent child.
If your wife and child have been out of state for 6 months or more, Colorado may not have jurisdiction over the custody issues, and you may have to litigate that in the other state.
Colorado would most likely still have jurisdiction over the marriage but it depends on how long you both were in Colorado, and whether or not you lived here as a married couple.
Your husband had 5 years after the twins were born to contest paternity as a defense to payment of child support. There is nothing that he can do now.
I have no idea how much of your pension your soon to be ex-husband would be entitled to. It depends on your entire marital estate which gets divided. If your husband never legally adopted your daughter, he has no legal obligation to pay child support.