My x-wife took me2 court 4 cohabitation. She was unable2 prove it.. Can she do it again?

Yes, she can do most likely do it whenever she has evidence that she (in good faith) believes will prove she no longer must pay you maintenance.

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Litigation on my contested divorce ended 6 mos ago. Judge said we will get his decision in 60 days. We are still waiting!

No, you can't really push the judge. If you are in Queen's Supreme Court, I expect you will have to wait much longer than 60 days! What is going...

Downward Modification of Support (Court Ordered)

Whether to consider the after-born child is a matter of discretion left to the FCSM. The fact that the other child is not in the same household...

Drawing up a DRO

If your attorney isn't responding, you are free to get another attorney to finish the work. That might be the fastest way to get it done. Good luck!

Do I need a modification to establish child support for the FIRST time?

If there has never been an order for child support, then there is no child support order to modify, but if you want to change the parenting plan,...

No, she can't make you pay rent at age 17. Unfortunately, it sounds like you will have to be ready to hit the road at 18 and become...

My wife has decided to stop paying bills leaving me with out power and gas and she is planning on moving. What can I do?

It sounds like you may have to start supporting yourself. Certainly, you can file papers with the court to prevent her from taking the children,...

How could I have my son's biological father's rights terminated?

Is the biological father has not had contact with child in almost 9 years it should not be too difficult to arrange a step parent adoption. I...

Does my ex husband have the right to refuse to drop off my daughter with a babysitter during my court appointed time?

Unfortunately, if the father is determined to be difficult you either have to live with it or litigate it. The language in your agreement maybe...

Can I move out of state with my son? We have a joint custody agreement and want to move to NC as I have gotten remarried

Your best bet is to reach an agreement with the father--otherwise, it could take a long time to litigate the issue in Family Court.