What can I do to have the court enforce a previous court order and change a current one ?
You are not legally allowed to violate a court order. You should bring these matters to the court’s attention.
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You are not legally allowed to violate a court order. You should bring these matters to the court’s attention.
He’s not acting “as if we are still married”. He’s acting “as if he is still her father”. I suggest you start viewing his inquiries in that...
The judicial interview is in chambers, but a transcript is provided to both parties afterwards, if requested.
If she hasn’t complied, you’ll need to file an enforcement action. This may require the sale of the home to satisfy the mortgage loan.
Tell the truth. You can request that the charges be dropped, but do not lie.
Talk to your attorney. You’ll need to prove who placed the tracker.
You cannot direct the prosecutor to not prosecute a case. You can tell the prosecutor your preference, but that is not binding.
Depending on the circumstances, he can keep her in the home for a long period of time. You need an attorney to represent you at the Final Hearing.
It absolutely can. You should take steps to resolve that issue while you can if think a bank levy is likely.
You cannot. You are still a minor and subject to your parents’ supervision.