I don’t think you have enough ‘disagreement’ to modify custody (and the court can’t order her to change her nature) so, the next time you make an...

Your mom is the proponent of the will, and arguably although she had notice of the hearing, she could not propose the will be admitted to probate...

It means that any term in the new order with respect to a certain issue replaces the term in the old. In other words, go by the new order - unless...

The statute of limitations applies to the date that the initial pleading was filed - not the date that it will heard.

it’s not kidnapping - she’s his daughter too; with that said, since he has no visitation, then he should get your permission - but are you giving...

…adding that you may have a problem if you can’t pay for the truck, because you’re claiming exclusive use, so you are responsible for the loan. ...

He can’t interfere legally unless camp activities overlap his custodial time. Perhaps you could try to talk to him directly and explain why you...

If it is just an enforcement case following a paternity or dissolution case, the the “Plaintiff” remains the Plaintiff, so if you were Plaintiff is...

Your question doesn’t really make sense; if there was an ex parte, there wasn’t an evidentiary hearing. If there was an evidentiary hearing...

There may not have been enough equity. If there was a substantial mortgage along with the fees for the agents, there might not be anything left. ...