For what sounds like a three-year marriage, the best course may be to seek temporary spousal support and to request a disproportionate share of the...

Depending on the terms of your Order, you may have zero options or few options for enforcement. Modification is likely possible either way, but...

Consult with an attorney about this. There are ways to get what you want on this, but they are unlikely to be simple or even easy to explain....

I agree with the prior response, and I will add that unless there is a compelling reason for the change, the change is in the best interest of the...

Based only on your post, there is no way to know what your Order states on these issues. Additionally, unless there is an agreement otherwise, you...

No idea what kind of case you have, but oftentimes people file their Answers as documents separate from other counter- and cross-claims. This is...

I agree with the prior two responses, and I will also add that oftentimes termination Orders are sealed by the relevant courts. That can make...

You are dealing with the Office of the Attorney General and it sounds like some determination has already been made. If an Order has already been...

You really need to consult with an attorney, whether you hire one or not, because this set of facts is very unlikely to get you any solid responses...

Get an attorney. You might have a few defenses, but those are somewhat speculative in nature and not the strongest.