All subpoena recipients have the right to object. You being a party to the case doesn’t change that. However, I’d definitely encourage you to...

No, it means the petition was dismissed. You should obtain a copy of the minute entry to understand why, but the most common reason(s) are...

You can never be forced to agree to anything. But when the parties don't agree, the court will decide. It sounds like you might want to consult...

My answer will assume there is an actual child support order and not just an informal agreement between the parties. Child support orders, at least...

It’s always impossible to say “no” even though, from what you provided, it shouldn’t be an issue. There’s no way to know what the other parent...

You'd want to talk to a debtor's rights attorney. If the judgment was obtained years ago, it may have been renewed. If you meant that they're suing...

If your orders were entered in Arizona, the process to enforce any court order begins with a petition to enforce. Certain technicalities can affect...

Is she on the title to the property? Was it not addressed in the divorce? You’d probably need to consult with an attorney privately to go over...

No, a response isn’t mandatory for petitions to modify. The next step, assuming the petition made sufficient allegations and isn’t time barred,...

Your attorney would be best positioned to answer this question. The details matter, i.e. when the home was sold, whether there was positive equity...