Should I keep my divorce papers?
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Should I keep my divorce papers?
You should keep copies of all your divorce-related financial paperwork for tax purposes and if you’re paying or receiving child or spousal support. The court may need to see the financial documentation from the divorce to determine whether circumstances warrant a change in the support order.
Do both parties have to sign divorce papers in Canada?
Unfortunately, marriages break down, and in some cases, one spouse may refuse to agree to a divorce. They may not accept that the relationship is over. While others may believe, getting divorced conflicts with their beliefs. Under Canadian laws, you don’t need to get your spouse’s consent to get a divorce.
What percentage of divorces go to trial?
Most divorce cases are settled out of court. About five percent of divorce cases do go to trial.
Do settlement checks come in the mail?
After settling an injury case, your lawyer will simply wait for the insurance company’s settlement check to come in the mail. It’s different if you won at trial, which could mean an appeals process needs to play out before you will see a check for the court-ordered damages award.
How long does it take to get a settlement check from class action?
about six to nine months
How long does it take for a settlement check to come in the mail?
six weeks
How can I track my stimulus check?
But if you’re still asking yourself “where’s my stimulus check,” the IRS has an online portal that lets you track your payment. It’s called the “Get My Payment” tool, and it’s an updated version of the popular tool Americans used to track the status of their first- and second-round stimulus checks.
When should I expect my stimulus check?
Physical checks are expected to take about a week longer than direct deposits, and should begin to go out starting March 29 or so. Economic impact payment, or EIP, cards could take the longest. The prepaid debit cards may begin to go out the week of April 5, depending on when the stimulus package is signed into law.
