I wholeheartedly support the prior answer.

It is difficult to follow your question. If you are asking is it illegal to seek child support from a deceased party's estate, the very short...

With only this and no other information, the short answer is "maybe." Technically, this could be a factor in a judge making a custody...

For anyone to answer this, they would need some more information and probably a full review of your Decree. Timing is key also, as the prior...

Court orders do not usually (almost never) have "implied terms" where there are expressly-listed items within them. Read the language you cited...

It is unclear from your question what is your goal. From only the information you have posted, there may well not have been a violation of any...

Parties are generally free to reach whatever agreements they would like to do. There are exceptions when an existing Order is in place,...

There are no hard and fast rules on this, unless they are expressly listed in your Decree/Order. If they are not, just exercise the golden rule.

Unfortunately, there is not enough information contained in your question to be able to answer it. Notably, do you have an ownership interest...

Violating a court order by refusing possession to the other party could have repercussions, including contempt, fines, confinement, and payment of...