Custody Agreements
The Order must be followed until it's modified. But if your 16 year old son is ok with this, what's the problem?
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The Order must be followed until it's modified. But if your 16 year old son is ok with this, what's the problem?
If the Order was entered in the prior 2 years, no. But, there are options for you. You would be best served calling a lawyer to discuss.
Your best bet is to sit down with a local lawyer and discuss this situation. Many lawyers offer free consultations.
If you don't agree with the move, then you need to file a Petition ASAP! I strongly urge you to call a lawyer today.
You need a lawyer. Without your ex's permission, you will need to file a Removal Petition. Again, your best bet is to consult with a local attorney.
Forward a copy of the QDRO to your ex spouse. Also prepare a Notice of Motion and a Motion indicating you wish to have the QDRO entered.
You have a right to know where your daughter is during the times she spends with her mother. Make that a part of an Order. If you don't have a...
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You have to file a Motion before you can get any relief. Get your Motion on file ASAP.
Those words, ""fair and equitable," are not a requirement. If you were represented by counsel, you should call him/her. But, I wouldn't be worried...
You need to file a Petition for Indirect Civil Contempt. You should probably have a lawyer assist you with this.