Should I get A lawyer/mediator involved?

You can try, but there’s unfortunately no guarantee the secrecy provision is something you could enforce, at least not without some explicit and...

How can I legally move in with my grandma? I am 16 and no longer want to live with my dad and need to move

Without your parent’s consent you’d need to be emancipated or your grandmother would need to obtain third party rights. There’s unfortunately no...

I am looking for mediation with my ex regarding making decisions on behalf of my 16 year old son, is that feasible?

I am sorry to hear about your situation. But one of the common misconceptions about mediation is that it always results in resolution. All...

Can a judge reject a doctors note when asking to post pone a court due to being high risk in pregnancy?

Yes, the court has discretion to deny the continuance, but it usually will be granted whenever there’s a verifiable medical condition.

If it is joint without any specific exceptions, the answer is probably no. School enrollment requires the consent and agreement of both parents. If...

What kind of attorney is the best for this situation?

If he’s filed a civil suit against you, you need a litigation defense attorney whose practice includes the causes of action. That attorney will be...

Can you re-open a divorce case in Arizona?

If there is a value operating agreement that assigned membership, it will supersede the presumption of community property. Management of the LLC...

What can i do if a petition to modify child support has been filed but I've never been served?

You can arrange to accept service and file a response. You also can ask for any immediately scheduled hearings to be postponed if you need...

An attorney I no longer needed to represent me I feel is charging too much to keep the money I have paid him. What can I do?

I definitely understand where you’re coming from but those charges seem pretty reasonable. This is something you can try to work out with the...

Does the ordered parent get released of responsibility for medical insurance just because the employers insurance plan is bad?

What you describe could constitute contempt, but if you've already insured the children under a superior plan it probably makes more sense for you...