It’s a 13100 declaration that must be singed by all heirs but contact the Dept of Motor Vehicles in the county where she lived and ask what their...

…recategorized, but quite frankly I don’t see DV against you or by her directly. Get a consultation with an attorney.

If your case is in OK and retains jurisdiction over child custody, then that court could possibly approve in-person visitation for the father of...

If you intend to reach an agreement to be entered as a Stipulated Judgment, you can just indicate your modified position to the Petitioner.

…adding that you cannot ask the judge while represented AND a fee request isn’t quick and easy; it requires declarations from both you and your...

Assuming you have an existing case that gave custody to their drunken father, you would file a Request for Order (FL-300) with a declaration and...

If you filed the request, and he responded, you could file a Reply declaration explaining to the court the discrepancies and attached the proof.

He only has to pay 1/2 of whatever you have to pay. Maybe he can contribute in some other voluntary way.

No; the plaintiff in a small claims action cannot appeal - win or lose.

It does give her an advantage insofar as she remains in the house until settlement or trial but that it probably preferable to a false accusation...