What happens when a family court order is dismissed for a year and a half and they file a motion to reinstate?

Reinstatement probably depends on how long ago it was dismissed, but it’s something that could meaningfully affect child support so you should...

Visitation and child support Modification

Whether the orders can be modified here depends on information not provided. If the other parent continued to reside in Florida, it may retain...

How to terminate previous employer IWO?

Unfortunately none of these processes are automatic. You’ll need to notify you part time employer and the company may require you to petition the...

If the clerk of the court failed to file divorce decree after 50 years what are my rights since divorce is not valid?

You’ll need to provide more information. It’s not clear if you mean you attempted to file a consent decree that was never adopted by the court or...

How can I get custody of two children if the birth mother has had minimal contact in about a year.

You should consult with a local family lawyer about the third party rights that might be available to you under A.R.S. 25-409.

Should the current husband join his wife as a Petitioner in a Petition for Paternity vs. the child's purported father?

No, the new husband is not a party to the case.

So unfortunately neither the law nor most court orders are this specific. Practically speaking I think every attorney would say sure Party B can...

Joint physical custody ?

There’s no way for us to quantify his chances. Arizona law favors equal parenting time and joint legal decision-making unless it would be contrary...

Is it fraud from the real estate agent to sell a house to have one at 1.5 times the fair market value and no appraisal?

I’m sorry to hear about your situation. Value is determined by what a buyer is willing to pay. Based only on the information you provided, I don’t...

Opposing Counsel Asking for SSN - AZ Divorce

The sensitive data sheet isn’t visible to anyone after it’s filed. If you agreed to file taxes jointly or to be claimed as a dependent by the other...