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...

Can he? Yes. Whenever you ask can someone initiate an action in court, the answer is nearly always yes. From the limited information you provided,...

Nobody here will be able to answer definitively. Decision-making authority doesn’t give the parent the right to impose on or modify the other...

No, ending the withholding order won’t affect the arrears. The child support recipient may be able to forgive arrears separately but if it’s a IV-D...

A disclaimer deed, when enforceable, makes the property separate property of one spouse, yes. However, the other spouse still may be entitled to...

There are local legal aid organizations from which you may qualify for free or low cost assistance. Maybe try Community Legal Services first.

I definitely understand your concerns, but this kind of thing isn’t viewed as a legal issue in family court. You’d be free to impose rules during...