We can’t guess whether you’ve violated the decree without reviewing it. If it mandates telephone calls and the child isn’t making those, it could...

A motion to dismiss would address the underlying petition. If your basis is just non-service of the motion for temporary orders, you’d just inform...

You'll definitely want an attorney to review your orders. In loco parentis isn't an appointment or legal declaration, it's simply a finding that...

Your attorney would have to obtain a court order to do this, but yes it is possible to garnish wages to collect a judgment.

For there to be a petition to enforce, there has to be a controlling court order. Nobody here can offer much insight without reviewing that order....

A CAA doesn’t represent or advocate for your child. They only investigate the allegations in your case and write a (usually very general) report....

My colleague is right. You aren’t a party to this case so your attorney, if you hired one, could only advise you outside of court. There wouldn’t...

If she's the only acceptable supervisor under your court order, your options are to discuss the matter with the other parent to see if there is...

The answer is yes, but some terminological clarification may help. Arizona doesn’t use the term “custody” any longer. It now consists of two...

The standard order of appointment establishes quasi judicial immunity for appointees. This is generally going to insulate them from liability when...