You may, in fact, be correct but without more detailed information no definitive response can be offered. Your better approach would be to schedule...

You can, but typically the courts want there to be someone ready to step in, even when the bio parent is absent. If you want further information,...

You'll have to wait for the hearing. Just a bit of advice - consider not relying on the other side to file for a hearing. Instead you might do it...

From the facts I can glean from your post, it appears that, if the mother does not agree in writing to your relocation, you will have to follow the...

You should contact the local Domestic Relations Office for information but I would assume that order means that your bank account is no longer...

He can provided there's no order restricting him from doing so. It seems that it's time for you to meet privately with an experienced family law...

No, it won't be automatically granted. Because you chose to proceed under fault grounds, you're going to have to file to have a hearing...

NO, only the defendant can violate the PFA order and, if he's smart. he'll get out of her residence immediately before she files a contempt...

Probably not without taking her back to support court. Since you said your order is "old" you're probably better off just accepting the situation....

It would have been helpful if you'd included all of this information when you asked your previous question, but my response remains the same - you...