It really depends on the specific language included in your Order. There is no 'standard' set of terms on this topic. If you have an...

A lot depends on the method of service, as well as whether service by mail was authorized. You would do well to consult with an attorney and...

Not all Orders and not even all possession schedules listed as "Standard Possession Order" are written the same. Without reviewing your...

You would do well to consult with an attorney, whether or not you end up hiring one, in order to get a second (or first) opinion of your situation....

I changed your topic to "Probate" in the hopes that you will get some better responses on this. In general, your friend should speak to a...

In general, if there are bond conditions or probation conditions that would restrict him from seeing the kids, those terms would usually supersede...

Lots of factors that go into this, as well as numerous missing details. For example, was the statutory notice of the subpoena provided? Was any...

If a person violates a Court's Order without first taking steps to modify that Order in some way, then yes, the violating person may well 'get in...

You are dealing with what sound like reimbursement claims of your separate estate against the community estate. You'll definitely want to have an...

I agree with the prior response. A judge cannot change the terms of an Order that is based on a properly-executed Mediated Settlement Agreement,...