Generally speaking, a second state's alimony laws cannot be used to inappropriately modify an Order from a first state. I.e., if State A issues an...

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That is possible, yes. You should consult with an attorney about this, so that you can get solid and binding legal advice on this topic.

It varies, and there is no hard deadline on these unless dictated by the Court. If you are that concerned about the delays, it is worth...

You're in a very precarious situation and you need actual legal advice. Go consult with an attorney. Without knowing all of the details, the...

If they are his separate property from before marriage, they would likely be considered under his sole management. Accordingly, the other spouse is...

It is worth consulting with an attorney who handles civil plaintiffs' work. Without actually reviewing the promissory note in question, it is...

Your safety is the most important consideration behind all of these items. Yes, community funds in a joint account can be used to file for...

Is the debt child support-related? In any situation, you may have a tough time modifying the terms of the Order/Decree from 2008, even in a...

NEED to? No. You're asking some basic questions about what is a highly technical filing. It is certainly advisable to schedule a consultation...

If you legitimately want to change the information on the birth certificate, that would need to occur in the State that issued the document. If...