Do I need to file my opposition if a short order of time was ordered for a hearing?

If you can, you should. Always best to have something on file, in writing, prior to a hearing as things can get haywire if you are relying 100% on...

I have a child with my now ex-fiance. We still live together but I would like to take our child and move out-of-state...

You cannot move out of state with the child unless you get his written permission, or the court's permission. Do not do it or try to find some...

It is difficult to say but based on the facts presented, possibly. I suggest you get an attorney and make sure you do it right because you will...

What can a mother do to take her kids with her to her mothers but the father is trying to stop her from taking them?

She can file divorce and does not need his permission. Is the Mother's house out of state? If so, then she needs his permission or the court's...

After the divorce, can I reject paying the qdro?

No, her remarriage has nothing to do with her interest in your 401k. It is not alimony, it is community property divided.

What if my husband inccured debt after I moved out from the house but didn’t file for legal separation?

Technically yes, but there are arguments for you not to be also. You should get an attorney.

My ex lawyer failed to inform the court that my ex was arrested for disorderly conduct during our custody battle?

Likely yes, but a several years ago arrest for disorderly conduct may have little bearing on current custody.

My ex dosnt pay.child support from.nov15 2017!?

Child support enforcement helps people for free. They have more teeth for enforcement than a civil lawyer or even a family court judge. They can...

Can my husband file an annulment after he commited domestic violence on me and while I am pregnant with his baby?

You can only get an annulment for very specific things, such as fraud. Even then, there are nuances that make annulment difficult. Depending on the...

You can file a motion to modify custody and request expanded visitation or joint custody. You then will end up with a court order for your rights...