can a divorce decree ever be amended?
823073
You can change the child support amount in our state of Nebraska only if there has been a change in circumstances or if both parties agree. Good Luck, it's worth a try.
64475
Yes, if the marriage was valid (that is, if the truth is not that you were underaged or otherwise married or something.) If it is just a misprint, it does not affect the validity of the marriage.
934317
it will look very similar to your divorce decree and have the seal of the court clerk on it. ... it will specify changes and amendments to the original decree with the new amount for spousal/child support, a later date than the original decree,  and new terms for shared custody.
286723
Yes because he did not represent you or did your paperwork for your divorce.  If her current husband is a judge, that would be a different story.
801867
Possibly...\n\nYou can have an ex-parte divorce. This only happens if one party does not appear for divorce proceedings after being given a number of opportunities to appear.\n\nThe other way, would be if no divorce agreement can be made between the parties, and a judge signs the divorce.
659303
Not directly.  You may be able to file a motion in the original county to move the case (called change of venue) to a different county.  The rules on when you can do this and the reasons allowed vary from state to state.  \n\nUsing California law, a motion to change venue will not be granted if either parent and/or the children remain in the original county; unless the parent wanting the change can show extraordinary compelling reasons. \n\nIf both parents have moved from the original county, the courts are more likely to move the case to the county where the children actually have been living, since more information about the children is likely to be found there.
663167
Shouldn't be a problem.  Marriage, divorce, etc., people do it all the time.  One caution -- don't forget to notify everyone:  Social Security Administration (new SS card), DMV (get new license & change name on titles), State Department (new passport if you have one), credit card an loan companies, yadda yadda.
390032
It is the prerogative of the Judge to amend or ratify any Plea Agreement that is placed before them for review. The Plea Agreement that is submitted is only a recommendation and still has to be approved by the Judge.
182728
Just copy what was on the previous deed, changing the dates and names to the new ones.\n\nSince you don't say what state you are in - if you are even in the US of A, no one can answer you. The chances are there is no legal form, but just language that lawyers use in your area.
160885
It depends on what state you are living in now (presumably the same state that granted the divorce), and their laws governing such things.  Depending on the state, yes, he certainly can prevent you from doing so.
173533
Sure, you can probably do it yourself, but you have to know what paperwork to file. Try going to your county clerk of court's office. Ask someone there if they know of a few recently filed "modification of child support" actions filed. Since a filed lawsuit should be considered public record, they may be able to let you look at a few so that you will know how to draft your own.\n\nBeware! Your attitude and the person you are dealing with at the clerk's office makes all the difference in the world. If you aren't successful in one county, try another.\n\nGood luck!
528147
Of course you can move on.  And for your sake, I hope you do it real soon.  You were a whole person before you got married, and you still are a whole person now.  Depends on who has custody of the kids, as to how much you can change her bad mouth.  If you have custody, than head for the court, again.  If not, you are just going to have to "suck it up".  \n\nYou might check with a lawyer (yuk! hate to say that) or get legal advice, to see what your options are.\n\nMain thing is to be glad that she is living somewhere, and with someone else.  Let him enjoy her wonderful company, until she screws around with a new man.\n\nI have to say to you, be glad this jerk is gone.
1066816
Divorce is regulated by where you get divorced, not where you get married. You are married regardless what you did with the marriage decree.
225435
UH ... YES!!  Unless you've taken some other action (legally) ... your marriage certificate rules.
1170329
technically as you are divorced you meerly have to notify your utilities, bank,etc,you do not need to change it by deed poll ,it's perfectly legal withou tgoing to these lengths as long as you can provide you decree absolute certain authorities may ask for this before changing mail etc
1033101
Simple answer . It can't. It's a court ordered judgment on you.
823003
Can someone change it for you? If you are married, your spouse can do many things without your consent if you have no separation decree. In other words you are still married under the law.