In general, you would probably need to file a Motion to Enter a post-divorce Domestic Relations Order or Qualified Domestic Relations Order. It...

Depending on the location, you could look it up in the relevant County's records. If you are relying on your ex, you never signed any...

In general, you would contact the Office of the Attorney General to try to get this withdrawn. If the State has an interest in the case, that may...

It is worth consulting with an attorney, because you are possibly in over your head on some of the specifics here. Generally, in a divorce, the...

If you have an attorney, those tactics are unlikely to work, insofar as his income is actually what you are alleging. If you are using the services...

Without a judgment to support the lien, it is unlikely you could appropriately place one upon someone's property. Likewise, most individuals do not...

Good questions all around. General answers, as follows: 1.) Consult with an attorney in your area, likely file for divorce, insofar as the...

You're not going to like to hear this, but you need to be aware that you are dealing with multiple possible issues here. 1.) Where to file the...

Without reviewing your Order, you are really asking attorneys to give blind advice. That is not great for either side. In general, Orders do...

Unless there is highly specific language in your Order (maybe there is?), I can't picture a way to limit a third party citizen's rights that do not...