You could appeal the denial - but if too much time has actually passed, you would lose - especially if arrears are actually owed.

If your concern is also the adoption, if you didn’t get notice of the proceeding, you need to file a request to vacate the order - and consult an...

Child support orders usually continue until, among other things, the child gets marriage; however, if yours does not contain that language, then...

It depends on his relationship with her and how much it will effect his custodial schedule but based on the facts you present he will have to show...

The Request for Default does not get your divorced; if only prevents you from participating. If you signed the request to vacate the default and...

Yes - but only if it was fully paid for prior to marriage; if you had a mortgage and you made your monthly payments from the salary you earned...

If the funds were originally in an account that you listed as belonging to the estate, I think you, in essence, made a premature distribution to...

Legally he is until he files a Request for Order to terminate support which he may not get if mom declares that she gives the money to their daughter.

…adding that you need an emergency - one that if not remedied immediately will result in irremedial harm.

….adding that you will need help giving the opposing party a code-compliant response which could include objection as to the scope of the requests...