What is taken into consideration when giving dad visitation? Can I take my ex back to court?
Until the children are 19 or graduate, or longer if special needs, you can always return to court to seek modification of orders. It is impossible...
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Until the children are 19 or graduate, or longer if special needs, you can always return to court to seek modification of orders. It is impossible...
Short of an emergency such as threats of kidnapping or abuse, an ex parte is inappropriate. However, you can file a Request for Order (RFO) (used...
There are many effective enforcement remedies available (bank levy, wage assignments, turnover orders, etc), assuming there are assets from where...
Somebody needs to arrange for the visits. You don't get to just show up whenever. The court order should provide specific days and times, if it...
Once the Request for Modification is filed, Court hearings are usually within approx. 45 days. You and your ex will also be ordered to attend...
The answer depends on if you added your spouse's name to title. If you never added name to title, then the community may only have a reimbursement...
Yes, as that is purely hearsay. You need admissible evidence for it to be considered by the court. You might start by nicely and simply asking...
You can file an ex part application seeking to modify the visitation, if approppriate. It seems that seeking relief in the form of domestic...
Usually the court orders specifically state "all other orders shall remain in full force and effect" which means any orders not specifically...
Depending on what you are seeking is what to do next. If he is the only person who possesses the documents then proceeding with a motion to compel...