How do I get my husband to follow temporary orders during litigation of our divorce? For 6 months he has refused.

I would document specific instances, times dates places and list as many as you can in a contempt filing. It is not enough to be general, you will...

I have a court scheduled visit with my child tomorrow. My ex wife said that she is not going to give her to me .what can i do?

She is in contempt if she is violating a court order. Unless the child is on death's doorstep and cannot be moved, you likely capable of taking...

Yes, he can get custody, shared parenting, parenting time etc. Yes you will have to comply with the court order to let him see his son even if he...

Relocating

It would totally depend on the best interests of the children. You can move anytime you want, it's whether you get to take the kids that will be...

You can file assault charges. It's your word against his though. Has anyone else witnessed these incidents? I don't see the case really going...

Can my husbands ex's claims of a bad home in an effort to regain custody of her kids affect the custody I have of my own kids?

Well is your home unfit for children? It doesn't sound like it from what you're saying, nor do her claims sound particularly meritorious...

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What do I have to remove the CSEA from managing spousal support payments?

You would have to file a motion with the court and an agreed entry. A filing fee is likely involved. Usually the court can not modify spousal...

Fight after already granted Adoption

If the child was adopted and the appeal period had expired, he's not your husbands child anymore from a legal standpoint. Being behind in child...

In a visitation case, does the court care about a father that has led multiple lives?

If he is the father he will likely get some time. However if he has been gone for three years it will need to be gradual at first and possibly...

My son is 18 and a senior in high school he lives with me and refuses to follow my rules is there anything i can do

You can either evict him (yes you have to do it legally), or you can live with his shenanigans for a few more months and have him leave for college...