It is possible, but it may not be necessary or advisable, depending on the overall circumstances--since you have been separated for nearly ten...

The short answer is "Yes, but...". You would need to get the Court's approval to serve at this location, since it is not going to be personal...

The short answer to your question is "probably", without having a lot more information. There are certain caveats that you will want to discuss...

There are quite a few things in your question that point to the short answer being "most likely, yes." There is no way to know for certain...

You can always file a Motion to Enter--if your proposed Decree/Order matches up with the Court's rulings (i.e., your agreements in this instance)....

Another less desirable option would be to go through the Office of the Attorney General for this same type of suit. It would be slower, but cheaper...

It depends on quite a few things, notably to whom you actually owe the money. If you owe it to your ex and your ex is willing to release the...

You should discuss this situation with an attorney. There are no "easy scripts" for this, depending on various other details. If you have a...

In general, yes. There are some caveats and additional information that your friend should discuss with an attorney, however.

Directly, it is unlikely. Indirectly, via assets acquired through disability pay or temporary health insurance, much more likely. It is...