Phoenix, AZ
Family Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Family, Child Custody ... +2 more
You start an appeal by filing a notice of appeal and paying a $100 filing fee with Superior Court within 30 days of the signed, final ruling. ...
If you have an order for supervised parenting time, he may get in trouble for not allowing supervised parenting time. If he allows unsupervised...
If the order was set aside, then there is no order. However, the court may enter a judgment for past support or arrears for every month that goes...
Your question is not very clear, but it sounds like the answer is yes, the judge will not be happy about what has happened and there may be some...
Also, misconduct of the other party may get you a six month deadline, but be aware that the rules actually say that you must act promptly, but no...
You can search the cases on the Superior Court's website, the Justice Court's website, and the Supreme Court's website.
If you made all of the child support payments and arrears payments you were ordered to make in those years, you can either file an enforcement...
You can raise it as a factual issue if you have to litigate legal decision making and parenting time again. It will probably not make a difference...
Yes, the total balance will increase with time in the amount of 6.5% per year.
Talk to your lawyer about filing a motion to enforce and for contempt.
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