In theory, the short answer is yes. That said, in any guardianship proceeding, both biological parents have a right to be served with the court...

The mere fact that the child was hurt isn't necessarily an issue. Kids do get hurt all the time without it necessarily being the "fault" of a...

She would need to file an "order to show cause" (which is a type of motion) to vacate the divorce settlement. That said, she needs to bring all...

It means a note of issue ("NOI") was filed on November 14th - presumably because the plaintiff also filed the proposed judgment of divorce package....

If he WAS in the Marines but is no longer in the Marines, then he is no longer emancipated. The Custodial Parent may re-apply for a court order of...

Your options are to file an order to show cause with the Court & attempt to get interim relief, or you may try making an application to Support...

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The courts tend t frown upon such "self-help" methods. The proper thing for him to have done is to send the ex-wife a default notice letter - & if...

It depends. Did the child move the Paris Island to live & is he working a full-time job (& thus self-supporting)? Did he enroll in the Marines? ...

If there were no court orders in place which Father allegedly violated, then no. Thus, if you do not have a custody decree in place, it is...