You may have recourse, depending on all of the facts and your ability to prove those facts. You can attempt to obtain a protective order for the...

To answer your question, I'd have to see the orders that are in place, and the circumstances surrounding the entry of those orders. Where is...

Arguably yes, this could be a conflict. Where is your attorney in all of this? Your attorney should file a motion to disqualify the firm; your...

You need to get with an assertive and experienced family law attorney who has experience in litigating custody, support, and potentially difficult...

I'd have to see your custody orders to be certain. In general, absent some provision in your orders, the first person would reserve the...

First, you should be discussing all of this with your attorney, as that person knows your case. Second, without reviewing the orders, one cannot...

In general, children are not allowed to make those kinds of decisions. I'd need to see your custody orders to be sure. You may have an ability...

First, I'd need to see the custody order to learn exactly what it says. That would be the controlling document, and its content is very valuable in...

No one can answer without more information. What court is the divorce in? Where were the parties living when the divorce was entered? What...

Your decree controls, so no one can fully answer your question without reviewing the decree. You really should double-check with your...