My ex wife has filed a restraining order on me what should i do
The behavior you described sounds very "stalkerish," frankly. I would suggest you observe the terms of the order. The reason she filed the order...
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The behavior you described sounds very "stalkerish," frankly. I would suggest you observe the terms of the order. The reason she filed the order...
Speak with the child support office at the courthouse. That office should be able to help you figure that out.
Once you turn 18, you are legally responsible for yourself. If you can show that someone is stalking, harassing or otherwise acting unreasonably...
Mr. Haber has provided sterling guidance on this issue. I would add that the practical perspective is the bank has no reason to wait for the...
Name change has to be approved by any and all legal parents/guardians. That being said, if the minor children make a strong enough case, the Court...
It would seem the only recourse you have is to get a civil judgment for the non-payment of the $6000.
Much like contract law, if it's not in the Court's orders, you are not beholden to act. That being said, if such a requirement can be reasonably...
Hire an attorney to review the Court's orders. Any advice we give on this site is speculative, at best.
With all due respect, we have no idea to what you are referring. Your attorney does. Ask your attorney these questions.
One other alternative may be to ask the Court to order communication only through the Family Wizard program.