You still have options. Depending on the duration between the Order and now, you may have more options. I agree with the prior response, also....

It is worth discussing your situation with an attorney, but it is unclear as to the overall strength of your case without a bit of a deeper dive on...

In general, a violation of an existing Order is a violation of an existing Order, whether it is at an attorney's direction or not.

Based on the information in your post, it sounds like the case may well have been sealed. You can still likely get the records, you will just need...

If you don't already have an attorney, get one or at least consult with one. If you do have one, this question should be directed to that person....

In general, one has to file a lawsuit to obtain a new court order with a lower child support amount. The Office of the Attorney General does...

Consult with an attorney, hire an attorney, and the attorney can suggest about 4-5 different routes for this. In general, you could probably...

It is not 100% clear what direction you are seeking through your post. In any event, you will need to consult with--and most certainly...

It is quite unclear based only on the post, and such a situation would be very unique and based on particular facts. You'll likely want to...

It depends on how the case is set up, realistically. There is no 'set' way on how this is handled, because in a registry-only case, the funds may...