If there are orders from a court that concern pick up and drop off, you most certainly can file motions. If it is interfering with schooling, you...

As a family law question, it is a non-starter. The court in a custody case has no authority to order a person to pay for or return property. ...

If there are no court orders, both parents naturally have joint legal custody of their child.

Whether you can get sole custody (gives you decision making ability but does not prevent him from getting information about the child nor see the...

It sounds like you already have an order as to how college costs are divided. As to child support, it ceases the later of when the child turns...

No, that doesn't meet the definition of "coerced" or "under duress", at least my definition.

There are two ways a marshal can serve you. The marshal can give it to you directly. This is "in hand" service. The marshal can also leave it as...

You can go to the Connecticut Judicial Branch website (www.jud.ct.gov) and click on Case Look Up.

There is nothing that prevents you from doing so.

Without knowing any of the details, the answer is "only if you want a voice in what happens".