I would go ahead, if I were you, and get the agreement drafted by an attorney and signed off on, then have it made into a court order. Once it is...

Sounds to me like someone needs to file a motion. I'm not a big advocate on telling people to change attorneys, but....your wife's attorney is the...

The paperwork will need to be signed with a notary. If he doesn’t sign you will have to pay an attorney to act as his Guardian.

It depends on if he totled the new asset or if it has otherwise been transmuted. Highly suggest you get a consultation with a local attorney.

There is no order in place saying you can’t. But as I stated yesterday, you really should go get a consultation with local counsel.

At this point, if you have a key, you are able to access the assets. I strongly suggest you get a consultation with a local attorney as soon as...

If you have good proof that you are clean and have been, you should be able to get custody back. The Court might appoint a Guardian to ensure that...

If you are a resident of SC you can have a will drawn up in SC.

There are too many unknown variables based on what information you have provided. For one thing, there is a different in whether you were married...

The safest thing to do is to get another court order modifying the prior order. If you have an agreement, it should not be too terribly expensive.