If there’s a ruling prescribing a schedule, that would modify the underlying order. It’s not clear exactly what has happened or is happening in...

If you can prove these allegations, they likely would be sufficient to modify parenting time and possibly legal decision-making. Whether you should...

You should consult with an attorney because if there aren’t any court orders (or pending petitions), you may be free to relocate now. You should...

Typically not, unless it’s something the court deems to be an “extraordinary” expense. That’s obviously very subjective but courts are reluctant to...

The court order remains fully enforceable until it’s formally modified. The historical practice and private agreement would be relevant if...

It means the other party sought temporary orders (probably for parenting time/legal decision-making) without giving you notice and there was a...

Unfortunately, it's pretty unlikely that you have any cause of action against the opposing attorney. If you believe they did something...

You should consult privately with an attorney to discuss the allegations in the petition and the prospects of successful defense if you request a...

The answer isn’t quite so straightforward. For the 401(k), the court is tasked with determining the value of the community property. It usually...

It isn’t likely and I’d probably argue that it’s outside of the modification judge’s discretion. Once an enforcement order becomes final, it...

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