Because you’re married at the time the liability was incurred, there won’t be a way to protect your assets. Any legal maneuvering after notice of a...

Courts generally expect parents to communicate in real time. So even if you aren’t technically violating the order, it might still be a basis for...

Parents are required to provide notice under A.R.S. 25-403.05. Usually this requirement is explicitly included in the family court decree as well.

Once the petition has been served, you can’t turn off utilities but you can request temporary orders to allocate financial responsibility.

Yes, you can contact local police wherever the child lives. But, as a word of caution, you should be sure it's necessary before doing it as it can...

If it’s an establishment action, you can request to proceed by default if the other party doesn’t respond.

It sounds like you executed a disclaimer deed. If so and payments were made during the marriage, you will be entitled to an equitable interest...

I agree with my colleague's answer. When you file an appeal, there really isn't anything that can be described as "paperwork" besides the notice of...

You register (domesticate) the decree in the state where the children live primarily. You can find forms online or have an attorney help you with...

I certainly sympathize. But what you’re describing is still a modification and it will require a petition. You have options to make this easier and...