You seem to have no legal nor even equitable claim to the home unless you are a registered partner; if so, you could file a spousal petition and...

Typically, both parties as titled owners would pay 1/2 of the property tax but it depends on how much it is, how much will he fight about it, and...

I doubt you would get an RO for his attempts to get your address. You can probably log into you case on the court’s website to see the RFO, and...

….the same way everyone else does: file a Petition to Establish Parental Relationship along with a Request for Order for Custody. In your...

Give her 30 days notice and if she still doesn’t have space tell her to rent a storage facility or he will donate to Goodwill.

You could list it as separate property on your Petition & Response pursuant to your mutual waiver of interest in each other’s accountants - having...

The correct filing would be a Demurred because neither party meets the jurisdictional requirements., but it’s a pleading - not a form. Maybe file...

You should’ve presented your objections to the court at the time of the hearing assuming there is a court order; if not, you don’t have to pay.

You can’t sue him but you could ask him while explaining that you want nothing from him except genetic information.

The only good news is that if he fails to modify the order, his arrears accumulates at 10% interest - which is better than most investment...