What can we do about proper living conditions for my husband's daughter when visiting her mother's home?

Your husband would need to file a motion and bring these things to the Court's attention. He should also request a best interest evaluation. I...

What legal relief can we ask if when one parent is partying a lot, leaving our children with her friends, etc

If he isn't seeking a change in custody or an increase in parenting time then filing a motion to show that she is a bad parent could back fire on...

Yes, you can get in trouble if your ex files a motion (Order to Show Cause). By "trouble" we simply mean that you will be ordered to return the...

You should hire an attorney in this case. This kind of violation carries more drastic consequences than most tickets.

I ve 2 points and was given another ticket for 1 way this week n my probationary license will be renew in 2 weeks time help.

It's best to retain a lawyer in this case to better your chances of being successful.

Am I obligated to pay child support to a non-custodial parent whose been granted temporary custody pending a DFYS investigation

He could file a motion requesting child support (generally speaking the right of child support belongs to the child). You, however, could try to...

When I went to court today my babies father lied about his income and he owns his own business he says he self-employed

The best thing to do is either file a motion for reconsideration or wait until you have more information about his income and then file a motion....

Getting custody of my daughter back.

I would suggest contacting an attorney. You will most likely need to file a motion and provide proof that your are sober and in therapy and...

Hi I been married for 2 years and want a divorce.

A simple answer to your question is that when you file for divorce you can also file what is called a pendente lite motion which is a motion for...

Child support question?

I agree with Jill Jedrusiak on this. You must file a motion opposing his position. Everything must be in writing. The Court cannot consider your...