The answer probably depends upon why the judge recused herself and what orders she issued. Generally speaking, every order is enforceable until it...

The answer will depend upon the rental arrangements in place. If you are on the lease, she can't just kick you out. If you're not on the lease but...

The answer depends upon the circumstances of your having lost custody. If your daughter's grandparents have custody, you can't move with the child...

To get primary physical custody, you need to overcome a preference for joint. When I wrote the law, I deliberately wrote it to lessen the impact of...

Ms. Whitbeck is right. The homestead exemption might forestall a bankruptcy or garnishment action, it will not prevent a court from ordering the...

It's hard to say without seeing the order, but it's likely because your co-parent is getting public assistance, or it might be to establish the...

The answer is yes, you can be sued, but I don't think it would be successful. The child wasn't due child support, the mother was. And the mother...

The answer will depend upon two things: (1) the custodial timeshare (and it looks like you have about equal time with the kids) and yours and his...

Yes. The two operate separately. CPS protects the kids, and if they see criminal activity, they report it to police. After that, it's up to the...

Though it's not that uncommon for staff to mistype a case number into a pleading that causes it to be filed in the wrong case, it's far less...