If the person to be deposed is a party to the lawsuit, yes that is sufficient. If it’s a non-party, it will probably require formal subpoena.

You've really done all you can do legally. You could pay an attorney for a cease and desist letter, but that's probably futile given your situation.

When you have court orders for parenting time, you need the other parent’s consent or a court order to allow you to relocate with the child. The...

Restraining orders work one way. She’s not prohibited from contacting you, you’re just prohibited from responding or contacting her.

Yes it’s discouraged and sometimes expressly prohibited by judges. It could be grounds for his ex wife to seek sole legal decision making if your...

My colleague is right—judges are supposed to rule within 60 days, but it doesn’t always happen. Based on what you provided, it isn’t clear what...

The idea of “full custody” doesn’t really exist in Arizona. You can establish a formal schedule, but when determining parenting time, the judge...

Someone filed a petition to enforce against you. What will happen depends on the specific facts. You could be found in contempt and ordered to make...

Unfortunately we can’t answer. You’ll need to have the contract reviewed because what you provided could be interpreted either way.

Check your CC&Rs, but what you describe doesn’t sound unusual. The HOA has an interest in knowing who is residing in the neighborhood and knowing...