You should consult with an attorney. It’d be unusual for there to be a disclaimer deed for a home purchased prior to marriage. At that time, there...

As you might guess, the precise terminology is really important. “Retroactive” is really only used to describe either a prohibited modification...

Before filing anything, you should meet with an attorney to confirm you have an enforceable claim. Based only on what you provided, at the very...

It is normal practice to sign an affidavit of direct payment for support received directly, rather than through the clearinghouse. As for your...

The other parent would need to sign an affidavit of direct payment to confirm the exact amount of payments they received directly.

Transfers like this are controlled by Local Rule 10.3. The rule also provides the procedure to request change.

Nobody here will be able to tell you what to file. Despite how this website markets itself, we can't use it to provide individual legal advice. For...

Without more information, it's going to be difficult for anyone here to offer any meaningful assistance. It's not clear how the property is titled,...

The court can impose geographic restrictions on parenting time. There’s no way anyone here can guess whether the judge erred based only on what you...

Ultimately, I suspect your situation would come down to what we call donative intent and, more specifically, your ability to prove the intent or...