Because they want to know if you are low-balling them. If you want to settle, you need to provide them the information. They are not obligated to...

Nobody holds the judge's oath and bond. This is sovereign citizen nonsense, which has no basis in law or fact.

No. That's not how things work. If you are dissatisfied with your attorney, you have 3 options: 1. Fire him and represent yourself. As your own...

Maybe. But since this is not something that you should consider tackling yourself, you should consult with an attorney. Dozens of them in Miami, so...

No. Your rights to an attorney are for criminal matters only. You have no constitutional right to an attorney in a family law matter. I don't know...

You do not recuse the judge. You make a motion to recuse the judge, and the judge decides to recuse herself, or not. I recommend that before you go...

No way to predict. There's also no way to stop him from suing you. So you have a choice, and its not necessarily an easy one. You can capitulate to...

What does the title of your post have to do with the content of it? Your granddaughter needs to do whatever she needs to do according to the court...

You should NEVER appear in court without benefit of counsel. The judge is not going to help you (he or she cannot help you) and the district...

You can't. You can hire the best lawyer in Montana to draft the most airtight contract imaginable, and that will not guarantee payment. Selling...