The one important thing to do before taking any actions is to consult with a family law attorney to determine your options.

Nice try, but doubtful. First, in order to file for divorce in Nevada, you would need to meet Nevada’s domiciliary and residence requirements. I’m...

Being “dumb” is generally not a valid basis for modifying court ordered support, or child custody, possession, or access. What is generally needed...

It is impossible to answer your question without examining your final decree of divorce, and any other relevant documents and evidence. This is...

Since you state that you have a lawyer, he or she is in a far better position to answer your question intelligently than anyone on an online forum.

You should consult with a family law attorney to determine your options. There are ways to get divorced without the necessity of locating your wife...

Your best course is to consult with an experienced family law attorney to review existing orders and your evidence, and determine your best options.

Your situation is complicated and I would urge you not to try to “wing it” on your own, especially since the other side has an attorney. I highly...

A rule 11 agreement, my itself, doesn’t have the force of a court order. In general, the only usefulness of a Rule 11 agreement is to provide the...

Visit the court that rendered the child custody order. The Clerk’s office should be able to provide you with the records from your case.