Attorney Steven A. Harris

About Steven Harris

Attorney Steven A. Harris created the Harris Firm to provide low cost flat fees for legal services in areas where this is possible. Mr. Harris also regularly blogs on legal issues in the areas of bankruptcy and divorce.

Entries by Steven Harris

When Can I Get Child Support to Stop Coming Out of My Check

February 18, 2020 /0 Comments/in Divorce 19, adult children, age of majority, amount of child, amount of child support, change in circumstances, child reaches, child reaches the age, child support, court, health insurance, non-custodial, non-custodial parent, paid by the non-custodial, paid by the non-custodial parent, parent, parents, reaches the age, reaches the age of majority, support /by Steven Harris

Child support usually ends when the child reaches the age of majority. In Alabama, nineteen (19) is the age of majority. Parents typically will be on the hook for child support until the child reaches 19 in most circumstances, but it can be modified. It is more likely that you would be able to get […]

Can I go back and change my divorce agreement after the fact?

February 15, 2020 /0 Comments/in Divorce agreement, amend or withdraw, change your mind, complaint for divorce, cooling off period, decree, divorce petitions, file a request, file a request for dismissal, judge, legally divorced, parties, process, request for dismissal, rescind, settlement, settlement agreement, signed, terms, terms of the divorce /by Steven Harris

If you want to go back and rescind, or alter, the terms of your divorce, what your options are largely depend on where you are in the process and what you have signed thus far. When you decided to divorce, you initially signed a Complaint for divorce. Once you sign the Complaint, there is a […]