If you spouse filed a Response, the court won’t accept a request for default, nor will it if you haven’t served the preliminary disclosure documents.

I doubt the court can order an assumption because it’s up to the lender - especially if it results in you remaining on the loan.

It could but it depends on the accuracy of your understanding of these relationships because the absence of custody can result from various...

If you make twice what she makes, and depending on the actual amounts for both, you will probably have a child support obligation even at 50/50. ...

Your mother is the only person who would be able to answer you; with that said, there is nobody to take legal action against but you should sort it...

He has no obligation to pay community expenses for services that you alone now utilize (but he should pay for insurance on the car that he is...

If final Judgment has been entered, then it doesn’t open up until a new Request for Order is filed; otherwise, if it’s a temporary order, discovery...

If he is co-owner of the savings account, he can.

You should be required to pay retroactive to the date that the paternity action was filed, or the date that the request for support was filed - it...

If your marriage was a legal marriage in the country where it occurred, then it is legal here, and in my experience the court has never requested a...