You would only need to go to court if you didn’t have his consent; however, it would be ideal if you could prepare a Stipulation that could be...

…adding that it isn’t clear what you are asking; is father requesting that his visitations be removed or increased? If there has no change in his...

It depends on whether you included child and requested custody orders in the DVTRO; it might be worth an ex parte with imminent harm to child

If you had prior orders for 2 weeks/2 weeks, then you must maintain the schedule until the court rules on your request for modification. If you...

So - because you paid $189 toward a Heloc of which husband apparently paid the balance after Judgment (as it was awarded to him) you’re going to...

It probably depends more on which country wants you. You need to have a consultation with a criminal defense attorney familiar with extradition -...

You need to vacate the orders but you had six months from the time that you learned about them to file a request for order because you weren’t...

You actually have full custody but if you need to prove it, you will need to open a paternity case and get court orders for sole legal and sole...

Since the Minute Order says “from this date” it means that the modification begins on the date of the Minute Order. It’s possible that you could...

…or was it subject to mandatory dismissal, having been filed more than 5 years ago with no orders; perhaps the clerk made suggested corrections...