During my divorce I agreed to give my ex-wife 50% of my pension. I married again and my wife can not work because of disability,

The agreement is now part of the final order. You may not change just because your current situation is different than you thought it would be.

Discretion of court?

You have posted this problem multiple times. Rather than posting to a public forum, you need to consult an attorney. The attorney will go over...

The commissioner was not entirely correct. However, to get a protective order you have to be very specific about what is happening. Don't...

If I don’t show up for any court proceedings regarding paternity, child support, etc, how would a judge impute my income?

By testimony from the mother as to what you are capable of making. At the minimum it will be whatever the prevailing minimum wage is at the time...

Contempt?

If the visits must be supervised by the grandparent then the grandparent must be present for the visit to take place. However, the custodial...

I want to know how to dismiss a case filled to terminate parental rights since the person that filled is now deceased

As you are the natural parent, you just file a line with the court with proof of the other parent's death (obituary in the paper, death...

If you already have the agreement and the only hold up is his appearance, why not consent to his appearance by phone? Then the matter is done. ...

If a mother signs a typed up document by the father saying that her daughter will be in the custody and care of the father

Yes. She has granted the father custody. A court will consider that a valid custody agreement.

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Removal of Magistrate from case?

It is one judge/one magistrate. Due to scheduling issues, sometimes a magistrate must hear a matter. The Order remain in full force and effect...

How to have child's father give up parental rights if they are willing.

This comes up often. Unless there is someone else willing to adopt the child (step parent adoption), he cannot give up his rights. The law...