You can only get them with her cooperation, while the PO remains in force, and if the PO does not prohibit all methods of contacting her. Otherwise...

As Ms. Cloud wrote, it depends on the judge. Also perhaps on the local court rules. The case likely would be postponed, if not dismissed, and the...

I agree with the answer of Ms. Cloud. Yes, the father will always be given the opportunity to participate, unless his parental rights have been...

Your question requires more facts before it can be answered accurately. You reference your "ex-wife," so there must be some court order(s)...

Simple one: yes. It is a statutory requirement, which is required to be placed into your final divorce order.

Not sure what you mean by "holding up the divorce." If you have an agreement, it governs; if you don't, and will need a judge to decide, you and...

Or you can just use the statute mentioned. But Attorney Cloud is correct regarding how an attorney could help you identify realistic potential...

In addition to Ms. Cloud's suggestions, you also could call the Clerk's office for the Fairfax County Circuit Court, which should have the...

Typically you are required to make payments (I'm assuming that you're the payor) as stated in the latest court order. If proceedings have occurred...

Mr. Brody is correct. You do not need to move the jurisdiction. However, if it is more convenient, and you and your children have lived in your new...