I don’t think so, but then… someone might. To me, the additional of ‘real property” expands the exclusion to either other real property, or real...

No - orders for telephonic contact can be every few days depending on the age, relationship, reasonableness of the calling parent, parents’ and...

You can’t expect the judge to refrain from expungement because you might file a Writ if s/he does; the violation will be when the order is recorded...

He should appear in court and inform the judicial officer that he has verbally fired his attorney but attorney refuses to file a Substitution of...

If not for child support but you have a defined amount, you can use a wage garnishment or a Writ of Execution to go after funds in his bank account.

FYI - even if there was a final Judgment, he still can file the RFO for modification.

If the DCSS is enforcing the child support case, then you might call them and inform them that you lost your job. I doubt that this will avoid the...

It’s filed and not your responsibility to label it correctly. You’re good.

I would first search for a probate case in the courthouse in the county where your father lived at the time of his death. If there was a will,...

…especially in the context of divorce; otherwise, you would need to show legal consideration for that promise in order to enforce it. A naked...