Family courts really can't dictate the specific benefits available to a parent. If you believe there are superior benefits available to the other...

You can, yes. But while he's incarcerated, the court won't be able to attribute income, so any child support obligation would be calculated on his...

If the agreement was adopted as a court order, you could file a petition to enforce. There isn't always a great remedy for situations like...

He can try, but most judges aren’t going to be too eager to rely on something said as part of a confidential mediation process, particularly if it...

Unfortunately, this website isn't going to be able to provide meaningful assistance. Appeals are extremely fact-intensive. Unless there is an...

If your spouse has filed a response, you'd need him to agree or the court to order any dismissal. You won't be able to dismiss your petition...

Assuming this is an Arizona child support order, you would need to file a petition to modify child support and convince your judge to include...

Both are correct. But the "all sources of income" is qualified up to a full-time income. After that, inclusion of additional jobs, overtime, etc...

The answer depends. If paternity was legally established then that creates parental rights even in the absence of a biological relationship.

So long as the other parent continues to live in Massachusetts, it will retain jurisdiction over its family court orders. You'd need to file there...