Good or bad idea for concerned grandma to write judge about divorce child custody case?

You can’t write a letter to the judge. You can testify in the case, if your son wants you to, or you could try to prepare an affidavit. Both have...

How do I terminate my child support if the court orders that I no longer get visitation?

My colleague is correct and not only does your obligation continue, it actually could be increased if you're exercising less parenting time than...

I agree with my colleague's answer and would add that any work performed and/or time devoted to your case after you agreed to retain but before the...

Can I put child care reimbursement on uncovered medical form, or how to get reimbursed for it?

If your decree specifies how child care expenses must be divided, you may be able to enforce that provision. But if it doesn't, there may be no...

Can I sue ex husband for adding an iPhone to my mobile carrier account after divorce?

You likely could recover the balance due through small claims court but it very well could be offset by whatever amount, if any, you owe him.

Can I have Ex husband arrested for ordering products & mailing to my house?

I agree with my colleague's recommendation. This isn't a criminal offense. It's likely just oversight.

How long does my Son have to try to collect on back child support owed from Texas after he turned 18?

You'd need to ask this question for Texas attorneys to determine if any state law imposes a statute of limitations. But, if Texas is like Arizona,...

It's really unlikely a court is going to retroactively date your divorce decree. But the unusual circumstances could provide a defense or a partial...

What is my next move?

The status of your case is unclear. Usually an RMC happens at the beginning of a case, but because you said you've been through two attorneys, it...

Do I have to file an answer or response if my exhusband files an appeal?

If your husband files an appellate brief, you should respond. It is not mandatory but failure to respond can, in the Court of Appeals' discretion,...