Is the only way to collect unpaid alimony payments either District Attorney or costly legal fees. (Or hiring Uncle Guido ;o)

The deal is this -- while the D.A. can do tax intercepts, at least for child support, and works for free, most folks describe the bureaucracy as...

Well . . . it depends. You do not mention adoptions, so i presume no such thing was done (if so, the kids are treated precisely as they would if...

My daughters father and I both have 50/50 However He took her for Christmas break and wont give her back back what can I do?

Not enough information -- you don't say whether there are any court orders in place, and if so what they say. In the absence of any such orders,...

Non custodial rights

As a general proposition, there is no difference between once-married and never-married parents relating to rights and obligations of custody,...

Can my husband and I move out of town still same county same state with my step son if he has primary physical custody

Start with the terms of your (his) Decree and custody orders. If there are no stated restrictions, and no interstate move, nothing prevents any...

I need to file an appeal, is there any special format that I should use for my letter?

The TX lawyer is right and was very helpful. However, there are lots of rules. For background, see http://www.willicklawgroup.com/appeals. The...

Can I live in Nevada when I have a temporary order in family court from California?

If, as it appears, the "shared custody" order was from California, and the father still lives there, then that State has "Exclusive Modification...

Mother seeks to move from California to Nevada while Father stays in California. Can the Mother take both of their kids?

If, as it appears, the divorce was in California, and the father still lives there, then that State has "Exclusive Modification Jurisdiction." ...

My husband wants divores I have no income I've been stay hm mom for 9yrs wants me 2 move out n is making it unbearable to live

First, for information about the rules governing child custody, child support, alimony, property division, etc., see the explanations in the...

First Right of Refusal

Technically, the answer is "yes." If his prior decree calls for a right of first refusal, that fact is not altered by his later marriage to you. ...