In theory yes, but you may have a defense as she was blocking your way.

It depends on how many overnights the other parent has and how much more money you make.

If there is a court order in place then the parent who wants to change it will need to prove that there is a material change of circumstance that...

He is able to do that, however, it does not mean you do not have a right to said asset. You would be wise to speak to an attorney to learn about...

If you can prove that he is spending less than half of the year (overnight) away from his child then per IRS code he could not claim the minor...

she should contact Maryland Legal Volunteer Service, the Prince George's County Bar Association, and/or Prince George's County Legal Aid to see if...

The court looks at the amount of overnights to determine child support if over a certain threshold it is considered either primary, shared, or...

Absolutely not. The divorce is finalized and only thing that can be modified (without the consent of the parties) is custody and/or child support.

file a motion to terminate with the court.

a person who does not willfully follow a court order can be found in contempt and ramification can possibly occur