remarriage

I want to find out if my xhusband is remarried how do i find this out i receive alimony and i would like my alimony increased

Working for same Client thru other agency

I was working at the client ''XYZ'' though an emplpoyer ''A''. Now I want to join the client or work for the client throug other employer. Client has no objection in doing so. But I have signed one year contract with my previous employer that I cannot be an employee of end client nor work for end client from different agency. Details of the contract is as below

''Non-competition with the Companies' key business clients. Based on the understanding that Employee will be given access to valuable clients anc confidential and proprietary information, Employee agrees that while ar employee of any of the Companies and for a period of twelve (12) months (i; after termination of employment either voluntarily or involuntarily, or (ii) from the date of entry by a court of competent jurisdiction of a final judgmenl enforcing these restrictions, whichever is later, Employee will not provide Competitive Products or Services to any of the Companies' clients with which Employee had material or substantial contact during the last twelve (12) months of Employee's employment with any of the Companies. ''Competitive Products or Services'' means the provision of strategies and solutions, assistance in the delivery''

Please let me know what should I do.

Car Accident Question

My wife was involved in a car accidenty yesterday. She was rear-ended by a driver without car insurance. Our car is less than 1 year old. It has significant damage to the rear bumper, tailpipe/muffler, and quite possibly frame damage. The driver said he wasn't looking and never intended to stop, even admitting this to the police officer that was called to the scene. Our insurance will cover the damages, even any rental car fees that are needed. My question is if there is anything else that we can do. As I said, the car is less than one year old. The resale value is, obviously, significantly reduce because of this accident. Is it possible to receive more than the damage costs to be compensated for the lowered resale value? We have the full-tort on our insurance policy, although I am not quite familiar with what this exactly means. Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.