Can I move out of state with my children if; we're married and no custody is established?

You can move out of state, but the question is whether you should and what the consequences would be. If both parties are in agreement, make sure...

Typically, when you read an agreement into the record it is considered an enforceable agreement. Also, the judge/commissioner usually asks one of...

My divorce decree entitles my ex to buyout my tax exemption on my year he is not current on his child support is that legal?

He's not allowed (under Federal law) to claim any exemption for a year when he is not current with his child support. However, if he can buy you...

How to get divorced when spouse doesn't cooperate.

You can file a motion asking the court to grant the divorce but still require him to take the classes. I've seen orders that said the divorce was...

Where do I file for divorce?

Under Utah law, for the courts to have jurisdiction over a person for purposes of divorce the person must have been in Utah for more than 3 months....

I WOULD LIKE TO FILE FOR DIVORCE WITHOUT HANDLING CHILD SUPPORT LEGALLY. HOW CAN I DO THIS?

In order to have a divorce in Utah, if there are children, the court needs to be satisfied that the children will be provided for. The state...

Is it possible to be legally remarried (married again) in another state?

Yes, this is legal. Because you are already married you can re-state your wedding vows in any manner you choose.

Can a judge order payments to the other party in a divorce settlement agreement even if the other party wants global?

You probably need an attorney for this. Seriously, get the advice of an attorney. It's not possible to answer detailed questions about this kind of...

How do I obtain child support from my husband?

If you want a divorce, you need to file for divorce as soon as possible. Along with filing for divorce you need to file a motion for temporary...

If my divorce papers haven't been answered what does that mean for me?

If the other party was served (by a process server, not by you giving him the papers) then he has 20 days to file an Answer if he was served within...