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Divorce, Marriage, Alimony Law Question from Prince Georges County, Maryland

Asked on 10/9/2009.   This question has received 245 views.
PL Hearing in a divorce Wnat is a PL Hearing and what should I expect?

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Attorney Answer given by Neil W. Tyra

Answered on November 3, 2009.

Neil W. Tyra | The Tyra Law Firm, LLC
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A pendente lite (PL) is used to determine if the economically disadvantaged spouse is entitled to relief (alimony, child support, use & possession of the marital home) while the litigation to determine the divorce/custody issue is pending. Both sides present evidence regarding their financial position and the party asking for the relief has the burden of proving why it is needed.




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