Yes, you can file an Answer contesting their filing. You can file your own counter-complaint as well.

You would have to prove bias, and without that proof it would not be successful. It can also possibly have a negative effect on your case if you...

In theory no. However, depending on how long ago the last issue on that topic was the court has the discretion to consider and would give it the...

Yes, you are able to send court documents that you are required to send because you are filing a document with the court

Because of due process rights and ensuring that each side has an opportunity to be in court, this is the typical process for courts when it is not...

If it is from a court case, you can go to the courthouse and ask for a copy (assuming you are a party to the case).

someone who handles criminal law and/or family law matters could help you. Good luck.......................

Yes, you need to file a long form financial statement when asking for more alimony. Good luck........

The court will hear her reasons and make a determination if the agreement should be set aside or not, partially or otherwise.

I am sorry to hear this. You will need to file a motion to modify alimony along with a long form financial statement. Good luck.