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What to Do If You Think Your Spouse Is Lying to The Court About His or Her Income

child support, Divorce Articles, Hidden Assets, Spousal SupportBy Zachary AshbyDec 18, 2015

Unfortunately, lying to a family court judge about income or assets is a relatively common practice. Many people believe that they will not get caught if they tweak the state of their finances a little, and hope that by doing so they may get away with paying less in child support or alimony. The consequences…

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