As my colleagues have answered, you can’t sue a judge. You also can’t appeal a temporary order so you’re in a really difficult predicament. It...

Unless there is some carved out exception in your orders (or facts), joint legal decision-making requires both parents’ consent or court order to...

You do not respond to a response. Assuming you didn’t request temporary orders, the next step will be a preliminary hearing to discuss potential...

When you have joint legal decision-making authority, you can’t make any major legal decision without the other party’s consent or a court order....

If you can prove these concerns, they could constitute grounds to modify parenting time. You might start with a consultation with a family law...

I definitely sympathize and understand that power dynamics like this can really upset the scales of justice. But child support is pretty...

Generally speaking, text messages aren’t going to bind the parties the same way as a signed written agreement. You should consult with an attorney...

It may be better to seek temporary orders to restrict the other parent’s parenting time. I don’t believe there’s a basis for any protective order...

I’m so sorry to hear about your son. That can’t be easy and the mother’s behavior surely just makes it harder. Based on what you’ve provided,...

Postnuptial agreements, as they’re called, can be enforced but there are some additional formalities. I would encourage you and your husband to...