It depends on how long it’s been and whether you think she is not seeking new employment. If she’d had a reasonable time in which to seek new...

You can change it to anything that you both agree to; otherwise, he’d have to file a Request for Order in what I assume is your parentage case...

If the support in the other state is for the same spouse, then you need to file in that case and ask that support to her be terminated and request...

Usually, just proving a copy of his death certificate to the lender is sufficient. However, if there’s an open probate of his estate, the lender...

It depends: was you MSA attached to and submitted as a Judgment? If so, you would need to prepare a pleading as Stipulation and Order to Modify...

You file a Request for Order for reimbursement of 1/2 - but only if money spent did not benefit the community (meaning they were spent on a 3rd...

If you still live in the state where the original orders were made, then that court retains original jurisdiction.

…that you weren’t served and you didn’t have actual notice of the UD. It isn’t easy (and how do you know only one attempt was made, and were you...

It depends on whether he has given you your community share of the proceeds, and even if so, did he sell it a fair market value?

…adding that your mom - as the innocent bystander - has a ‘quasi-community’ interest in the home, so find an attorney who will work with you...