I’m sorry to hear about this situation. Yes, from what you describe, it sounds like it would be appropriate to modify legal decision-making and...

No, it isn’t real. What you’re describing is a very common scam. You should ignore communications from anyone involved to this point.

The best place to start is by defining “uncontested.” Uncontested means there are no disagreements between the parties. If this is the case,...

No, you wouldn’t be a party to the case. She could enforce the decree under its previous case number.

You’d want to try to get the other parent’s permission. If that fails then you could file a motion with the court to explain the situation.

The business, as a legal entity, likely would be safely insulated from creditors. But any disbursements from the partnership to you, even if...

Your understanding of the procedure is pretty solid. Each modification begins with a petition which is filed and served on the other party. If the...

Yes, if cause exists you can file a motion for temporary orders. You can review Rules 47 and 48 of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure to...

If the appeal was dismissed, it’s not clear what mandate you’re referring to. Either way, your question probably exceeds the scope of assistance...

Yes, they can request visitation under the caption of third party rights. Without reviewing the petition, this is just speculation, but the statute...