No - you have 60 days to appeal (assuming it’s a final order) but an appeal isn’t a do-over - you have to show the judge made a legal error and it...

Contact Dept of Child Support Services to establish official child support or file a Request for Order (FL-300) with an Income & Expense...

You haven’t ask a question - but you contact dept of child support services in the county where he lives and ask them to enforce your order.

The parent is the person obligated to follow the court’s orders - not the child. The child - as a minor- does not have the legal right to withhold...

…adding that it’s not great to wait until the day of … , many judges would prefer to see you settle and if both sides agree and make the request,...

Have you established that you are her father in court? If not, do so; did you participate in the guardianship? If not, you would have to file to...

It’s not “illegal” but it’s not legal service - -specially if the petitioner is doing the throwing - but follow the case online because he may file...

Although you have the tight to full and complete disclosures, if neither support or asset/division is at issue, what difference does it make to the...

It is true that stopping enforcement does not terminate the order; he owes you the arrears plus interest at 10%. Contact DCSS to see if they would...

With respect to his forbidding you, you don’t have to obey. He can block you but he can’t “forbid” you. You follow courts orders but not his. ...