If you have a court order, you can enforce its contents. If you do not have a court order, you should probably get one. As a general point,...

You need to get an attorney to walk you through how to go about this situation, as there are too many moving parts to get a solid response on an...

You need to consult with an attorney who can review your Order and make sure it says what you think it does. It would be exceedingly rare to have...

You should consult with an attorney. I understand that is sort of a "standard" answer, but there is really too much to cover in a reply post on...

You will want to file for divorce, and ask for temporary orders. In the interval, you can stay somewhere else. There are certainly more...

Generally, you do not have to specify screenshots or not unless you are requesting a specific data format. You should take a look at...

If you signed documents as a guarantor and promise to pay, you were likely signing and promising to pay in the event that your son did not pay....

From your question, it sounds like he is located physically in Arizona. You should consult with an attorney who handles guardianships in that...

There is no hard and fast rule on this, short of TRCP 63. It is really up to the Court. If there is not even a trial set, it would be hard for...

The Decree, as in the final order for the case? No, unless this is an agreed case and she needs you to sign that Decree. You would do well to...