No. A judge can resign and neither his order nor an appeal of that order is "vacated."

This is a rare question here on Avvo that explores the classic failure of government leadership in its law-writing capacity. Despite years of...

Domestic violence is another interpersonal crisis taking root in America. Laws were passed at all levels of government to stamp it out, and here we...

That’s now how legal representation works. We cannot provide a listing of steps to accomplish a legal objective. We instead have to appear in court...

Quite stunning is the utter lack of knowledge of the American child support system. The asker filed his own petition, obtained an increase in...

First and foremost, no parent should ever enter a family court unrepresented. There is way too much policy being imposed on citizens that a lawyer...

Enforcement of child support must not be a surprise as the recipient mother never terminated her order of support. Enforcement occurs for current...

This is one of those excellent questions on Avvo that illustrates the lack of insight into the legal process most Americans suffer from. This asker...

Maybe yes and maybe no. These days, courts run investigations. Gone are the days when plaintiffs could run their case their way. In the 1970s, The...

In this situation, the asker's only choice to effectively deal with a dispute about the parenting of a child is to file for custody in family court...