There are far too many variables that aren't identified in your question to be able to give a meaningful question.

If the ISP has a significant presence in the US, or if Ireland is willing (as a matter of comity) to enforce the subpoena, then yes. However,...

The simple answer, as my colleagues have noted, is yes. The only way the defendant can protect later obtained assets would have been to file for...

A court may impute potential earning power to an unemployed (or underemployed) spouse. Whether it does or not depends on an evaluation of numerous...

You will still be responsible for complying with the court order. Whether that order can be enforced is another issue, but if you disobey it, you...

It sounds like your agreement (which I infer was entered as a court order) specifically allowed either you or your ex to seek alimony in the...

None of the actions you mention is per se illegal. The issue is whether they have a fraudulent/illegal intent and effect. For instance, using...

In general, private employers are allowed to choose whom they want to hire, so long as they are not discriminating on the basis of a few specific...

You should not contact the IRS yourself. Hire a qualified lawyer (who will probably want to hire a forensic accountant) who can speak for you with...

If the company really exists (it might be just a scam - not unlike the famous Nigerian prince), you can sue them for the value of the coins (at...