From your comment it sounds like there was no order to refinance. You could consult with an attorney who could review the decree but it may be too...

Response is not required in enforcement actions. The court should set a hearing (likely an enforcement conference). If the other party has notice...

If you purchased the home before the marriage but added your husband to title then, it may not be community property. The ownership interests may...

That requirement is no longer enforceable. However, courts do prefer and some even require mediation during the litigation. There’s no bright line...

Sole decision-making authority allows a parent to make the decisions. It doesn’t exclude the other parent from access to records pursuant to...

You probably are “violating” the decree in a literal sense if they’re not back by the time it prescribes. But an element of any enforcement action...

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...