In general, the answer is 'yes'. Standard notice/service is still necessary in these cases, as well as observance of a sixty days waiting period.

At a 'child support meeting', an agreement will happen or nothing will happen. If no agreement is reached, a 'hearing' will be set. In general,...

Yes, only one party needs to seek a divorce for a Court to grant a divorce. That is the general principle behind 'no fault divorce.' It is worth...

You really need to consult with an attorney about this. An 'emergency' TRO seems to be likely a bit overkill, but the exact details of your...

Depending on what is happening with the procedural and factual backgrounds of the case, there may still be some outstanding issues to be addressed...

In general, you are probably going to want to consult with an attorney who handles guardianship matters. These are often the same attorneys who...

I changed your topic to 'Criminal Defense' in the hope that you will get some better responses. It is definitely not a family law matter, based...

In general, you have facts that would lend to a decent chance at what you are seeking. However, there are still many unknowns. Much more...

In general, you will be filing some sort of enforcement. You really should consult with an attorney, whether or not you end up hiring one.

Yes, you will probably need to have your rights enforced on this. You would do well to consult with an attorney about this sooner than later....