The best course of action is to consult with a family law attorney to confirm eligibility (if it’s been at least a year since your current orders...

When you petition to modify legal decision-making or parenting time, you can request an interview for any child deemed suitably mature enough. The...

It's certainly possible. For contract enforceability questions, you'll need to actually set an appointment with a local attorney who can review...

In my experience, it regularly takes several months, sometimes even approaching a year.

Thanks for the additional context, but the answer is the same. Your fiancée will have to go back to court to enforce the reversion. The court may...

Arizona uses what’s called “comparative negligence” to evaluate personal injury claims. Your daughter definitely should consult with a personal...

It sounds like your fiancée will need to file a petition to enforce. The other parent may then file a petition to modify to ratify the temporary...

You'll need to file a petition to enforce to have the arrears calculated and judgment entered. Once there's a judgment, the court can order the...

Final say doesn’t matter here, out of state travel isn’t a “legal decision.” Your parenting plan will provide the answer here. I understand if his...

It’s unfortunate she’s acting this way and it’s even worse the Court gave you the runaround. If you’ve filed to modify you can issue discovery...