This doesn’t sound like a jurisdictional question. Superior court is a court of general jurisdiction. If she’s alleging that you breached a...

These are all great questions, but we can’t use this website to solicit business. You’d need to initiate contact with the attorney(s) of your...

Unless your husband’s parenting plan specifically defines rights here, there really isn’t any law that would include or exclude stepparents....

At mediation nothing happens if you don’t reach agreements. It’s a voluntary process. The mediator doesn’t decide anything.

It is possible to argue that property titled to a third party still belongs to the marital community. But it’s more technical than ordinary...

My colleague is correct. While you should definitely pay an appeals attorney to review the case, I’d be cautious about paying for an appeal unless...

Responses aren’t required for petitions to modify. So generally not filing a response isn’t a basis for default.

You should consult with an attorney as soon as possible. What you’re describing isn’t just a violation of court orders, it’s essentially parental...

In addition to what my colleague suggested, it is actually possible to have a child’s attorney appointed. Outside of these options, there isn’t a...

You say you’re mediating. If there is a pending petition that was filed, there may be a preliminary injunction that limits your ability to travel...