Obtaining evidence can be the most difficult part of family court litigation. The available tools vary depending on whether there is an active...

I agree with my colleague but I would add that the court doesn't advocate for its litigants. It's your responsibility, even when you're...

If you truly can't pay, you need to try to modify support. You can ask for a downward deviation from whatever the worksheet calculates as your...

Unfortunately, parents are never legally allowed to decide when to follow the parenting schedule. In situations like yours, you're expected to go...

Whenever there are questions about the authenticity of evidence, it’s up to the other party (you in this case) to effectively cross examine the...

Unless your parents can work this out directly, there unfortunately is no process by which you can avoid the court system.

Your HOA has an obligation to enforce its covenants. Any of the resident members can sue to force this. It’s extremely common for short term...

You do need to answer the attorney's requests and provide an AFI directly. The one you file with the court is sealed so it will not be available to...

I don’t think there’s any legal consensus on this. I’ve seen equal division and division proportionate to parenting time. Other attorneys here may...

Attorney’s fees are always discretionary, so there’s never any guarantee even in situations where a party is as unreasonable as this. Having said...