There isn't usually a "standard" time period between an MSA being completed and an Order/Decree being filed thereafter. I've seen anywhere from...

You should have an attorney review this document. A good one with whom I have worked in your general area is Jack Hales. His website:...

It depends on the exact language of the underlying Order. If it only requires him notifying of the standard changes listed in most Orders, the...

To a certain extent, yes. However, your income would not be a factor in ordering any theoretical support to be paid by your wife. Without...

Her establishing "grandparents' rights" seems pretty unlikely, based only on the information you have shared. If her conduct rises to the level...

You can always file such a Motion as you note. Whether or not it is successful depends on numerous factors. You would be well-served in...

I agree with the prior answer. It is almost impossible to give an answer to that question without reviewing the document in question.

Depending on the alignment of the parties and the relationship of the attorneys, there may well be no issue with this. There is not enough...

The short answer to your question is yes, unless there is a new court order or agreement of the parties to allow the child to not visit the other...

It sounds like you are at the point you will need to file a private lawsuit to modify the terms of your existing Order. You would be able to do...