The best approach is to discuss your move with the other parent, explain how nothing would really change regarding his custodial time, and the...

Federal law demands that the parent with at least 50% custody gets the deduction, so to get it, she has to provide a release, which the court can...

No - you can’t select one yourself; the court order says the opposition: if you can’t agree, he picks (so I assume he is unwilling to pick one) so...

You can request that the court impute income to her based on expenses, but the better way is to do discovery and ask for her P&L, General Ledger,...

I’ve changed the category to Criminal Defense. What you should do depends on whether she is still a minor, why she was booked under a different...

You should’ve filed a Request for Order for modification when you became unemployed. A court order reminds a court order until it is modified or...

It’s very difficult to prove bias to remove the Judge, and I might note that you over-extended your declaration by 10 pages (if your 20-pages did...

In child support cases, the courts usually follow the actual schedule rather than the “ordered” schedule, so be prepared to prove your custodial...

…absolutely not true; legal and physical custody aren’t totally defined by time-share, but you actually do have at least joint physical so that...

I doubt that your landlord will allow you to remove her from the lease - at least until the lease terminates or rolls over into a month-to-month. ...