What if a parent has to go to court for contempt of court for child support ?

There are defenses but, if found in contempt, a jail sentence suspended conditioned on making the payments is what typically you see. Failure to...

I am the defendant in a divorce and want to set it for final hearing.

Get an attorney and have it set for final hearing. An attorney now may be more important than you think depending on what you initially filed in...

How obtain a point in time credit report on the debt my ex-wife hid from me

Start with annualcreditreport.com It's free and don't get tricked into other ones. This one is the only set up by the feds.

My divorce papers were not sealed or signed by the judge. I also had no idea about the divorce. Is it legal? in Ohio

Somewhat a duplicate post. As I recall in the other one you said you weren't served. You need to check at the clerk's office, in person or online,...

Can my husband kick me out of my home without no $ or a place to go? He said he doesn't want to be married anymore.

The answer is no, he can't toss you out this way. But, while you can go back you need to consider your safety. Please consult with an attorney,...

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How do prenuptial agreements work? Are they foolproof?

Quick answer on the second part, no, they are not foolproof. If you have separate property, keep it that way. Do the agreement and consider...

If I have court January 14 when is the last day I can file and serve the other party.

Duplicate question. If this involves custody and you want a shot at something, why not get an attorney? She has one.

If I have court January 14 when is the last day I can file and serve the other party. This is a child custody case

If this involves custody and you want a shot at something, why not get an attorney? She has one.

What can I do?

Mr Walter is correct. The back support shouldn't happen. I'll tell you though, with the issues you're raising, get an attorney.

What does a qdro face page look like?

This may be a good time to invest in an attorney. If you make an error but it's still approved, you'll live with forever.