Can I refuse visitation to my ex if he moved out of state?
If it is a plane ride away, you should petition the court to review/modify parenting time. But you cannot unilaterally deny parenting time.
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If it is a plane ride away, you should petition the court to review/modify parenting time. But you cannot unilaterally deny parenting time.
Utah does appear to still recognize the tort of alienation of affections. NJ does not. If the affair is happening in Utah, you May be able to sue...
You should contact Legal Aid or Legal Services in your County.
There is no guide or forms. Defending yourself is complicated. But if the “victim” fails to show a second time, the court is likely to dismiss...
If he violates the agreement, you can file a motion to enforce the agreement.
You can stop her. But you may need to file an application with the court if you fear she will leave.
Nothing is required. You were divorced, and then remarried. If you are concerned about the legality of the foreign marriage, just get remarried...
You can file it on your own, but it’s a simple motion. Shouldn’t cost much for your attorney to put it together.
There is not template. Each case is different. I suggest that you seek out the assistance of a family law attorney to draft one for you.
It doesn’t matter how he sends them. You need to file the acknowledgment with the court.