It means, generally, that any writs or documents necessary to be issued to effectuate the judgment can be issued.

There are no "hard" rules on this situation. The presumption is for a standard possession order, but that can be rebutted. Take a look at Texas...

I changed this topic to be "Real Estate" so that you can get the best answer possible. A family law attorney could help with part of this...

Go meet with your divorce attorney. They should be able to advise you on this fully, since most Final Decrees of Divorce contain language...

You should consult with an attorney. The language that is actually included in your Final Decree of Divorce will be controlling here....

If you are asking can a step-parent be forced to financially provide for a child that is not their own in a legal sense, the short answer is...

Get an attorney. This is not a typical or recommended DIY project. In many instances, you find where they are the best you can. You run...

It reads like you probably are at the point where, if there is a court Order authorizing you to have possession of the child and he is violating...

The short answer is "yes", but you will probably still have to pay a filing fee (they hover around $300 in most Counties). Take a look at...

A party can appeal most any aspect of a court's rulings once they are made into an Order. Most of the "bigger" family law firms handle appeals...