Can exhibits be used again in a different evidentiary hearing?

Yes, the exhibits can be used but you also may be able to defend against those exhibits arguing they existed before the previous orders were entered.

Can a mother move without kids legally?

She is not bound here, but if the parties ultimately divorce she could owe child support.

Is here any way I can get out of a solar lease contract?

It is sometimes possible to void or rescind executed contracts. But it's impossible for us to guess which remedies, if any, apply to your...

If I asked my attorney to put something in my pretrial statement, and he did not, what do I do?

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. You should've been given an opportunity to review the pretrial statement before it was filed. If you were...

What consequence when spouse takes 401k loan although forbidden by injunction to take loan from community property?

Personal debts do not affect the calculation of child support, so his defense won't work in that regard. You'll want to request all documentation...

Kids were removed from home on all lies and now a month later I still havent had a mediation?

If you didn’t file for temporary orders it could be months before there’s any resolution. You may want to consult with a local attorney to evaluate...

Unfortunately, what you provided doesn’t constitute blackmail. There often are adverse or uncomfortable consequences to ordinary litigation and...

What happens after the attorney files a motion to dismiss on my petition for grandparent visitation?

If you haven’t, you should respond to the motion to dismiss. It may be helpful to consult with an attorney at your earliest convenience because...

It’s unclear which jurisdiction entered your divorce decree, but you'd want to ask this question to attorneys licensed there. Generally speaking,...

How can I fight against a restraining order My EX put on me ?

You should’ve been served with instructions for how to request a hearing to contest the protective order. At the hearing, you’ll both present...