I won a judgement against my ex wife. Can I ask the court to allow me to deduct from from her monthly alimony that I pay her?

From what you have described, I think you may need to file a motion to enforce and a petition for contempt, along with a request to set a purge......

It means the attempts to see ones child were not sustained and sincere, but were token attempts made to evade child support, or some other purpose....

Is there anything that can be done?

Sure, have them served with the order now... Contact your local attorney here. You may have to get a final court order ordering him to return the...

Filing Taxes before divorce is final?

Either both agree to put off filing taxes until after the resolution of the case, agree on who will claim the child this year, or just go and claim...

My father was shot and killed by my Mom 24 yes.ago. I was there and it was self defense..... however he had been served restrain

Almost certainly nothing can be done civilly. Based on your facts you appear to indicate you are looking at perhaps suing the municipality for not...

Filling for divorce in AZ and planning on moving to NJ. Can I move before the divorce is finalized?

You will need to be domiciled here in AZ for at least 90 days prior to filing in order for AZ courts to have jurisdiction. I would speak to a...

How do I obtain court ordered documentation from my spouse when he refuses to provide?

Seek a seasoned attorney here in the valley to assist you. There are several remedies, including moving for sanctions, contempt, enforcement of...

In Ariz- Can landlord make me pay $200 to get back property I left when evicted? It's been ten days.

Generally no, the property is above and separate from any balance owed. I'd contact and attorney here in the valley about your valuables. Good luck!

Can my ex get in trouble for not sending the kids to visit me according to the court order?

Yes, she can get into trouble. But only if you bring her actions to the court's attention. If your case is here in AZ file a petition to enforce...

Can I change my name legally in Charleston, South Carolina with a prior felony conviction?

Almost certainly: Yes. This depends on jurisdiction though, so consult a seasoned attorney there! Good luck.