The first place to look is your final (or if they have changed, the current) orders in your case. Does it say anything about vacations? Does it...

Assuming you can do this without either of you violating any protective orders, you can come to a complete, signed agreement and submit it with...

You are totally forgetting that if there is a COURT ORDER restricting travel, the place to fight that order is in the court.

The normal process is as follows: The first actual court date is to attempt to reach an agreement on how to resolve the ticket. Typically the...

Perhaps your best course of action is to politely reach out to the postmaster of your zip code and having a conversation with him/her. If you...

There are many things that would need to be added that would aid in answering your question. Typically, adultery would, if at all, impact the...

It seems like the problem is with the Department of Corrections and its inability to arrange for a notary? Perhaps there is an attorney who can...

You will need to go to the probate court where she lived. They, if the will was submitted, will have the information.

It sounds like the order is out of New York. You would need to post the question there. If he hasn't filed anything yet, you may still be able to...

As the father, he has the same rights as you would have concerning your child. That he hasn't seen his child in 5 years will impact how he goes...