When you're served with the protective order, you have a right to request an evidentiary hearing. But because the order protects a child, you...

Technically, yes. But these things happen. Your previous employer should've offered you some type of COBRA coverage to bridge the gap between your...

It's always your right to change attorneys. The information you provided makes it a little bit difficult to understand what exactly is going on, so...

Unfortunately no, she won’t face any type of prosecution. If you already contested the protective order, you need to consult with an attorney to...

Unfortunately, no, the procedural rules aren't enforced as rigidly as that. It isn't clear from what you provided where you are in the case. But...

Your granddaughter needs to consult directly with a family lawyer. Your questions are great, but they’re far too broad to be answered on a Q&A site...

There really is no “usual” timeline. It varies from firm to firm and, sometimes, attorney to attorney within a firm. If the attorney litigates,...

No, jurisdiction won’t change so long as the other parent remains in Arizona (assuming it’s the state that entered your current orders). If you...

You can file a petition to establish parenting time if there are no previous orders. The history here will be an obstacle for you, but it won’t...

I’ve never heard of this. To my knowledge, the only time an attorney is required is when the party is a business entity. Individuals represent...

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