Speak to their supervisor; I mean what’s the point of an order if you can’t get it enforced. Perhaps it is too vague. You could file for Contempt...

Since you only “deactivated” enforcement but you didn’t modify the order to “zero” you can try and enforce the order by filing a request for...

Yes - but be sure that you both are clear about the scope of the attorney’s service,

Perhaps - when you’ve called witnesses, tell the judge you have something to add to your testimony, and if you have a time-limit, reserve some for...

It depends on when the Petition was filed and when you were served and whether she got state aid.

Unfortunately, you don’t have a right to the ashes if she remains his legal wife; as for the photons, perhaps ask because they won’t have much...

…but only if your spouse agrees and you both must be willing to compromise.

If it is actual mediation - and not just custody mediation - then each spouse can bring in their evidence of info on the disclosures (which should...

The concept of “prevailing party” generally is used for determination of attorneys fees, and this doesn’t exist in family law cases except...

It depends on the circumstances under which she is asking; did she get state benefits? If so, you won’t get credit even though she probably lied...