It’s a fair assumption but to be sure you can order a copy of your Judgment from the court’s website.

If you and the children live in the residence with him, then he must list you. If he hasn’t completed the current tax return, all he can do is...

A ‘cease and desist” letter has no legal meaning; it is a mere warning. The objecting parent needs a court order; otherwise, it is a mere threat.

I suggest that you first discuss it with your ex and find out what actually happened.

Yes; you could complete, sign and file a Stipulate and Order if you have an existing case, or just cal the department clerk to take it off...

You could serve him by email if he is willing to provide a Notice and Acknowledgment of Receipt that states that he agrees to accept the documents...

Yes; if you don’t file one, the case could be continued or you could be ordered to go to the clerk’s office, get the form, and complete it on the...

if you are unable to locate him after legal “due diligence,” you will request a court order to serve him by publication. You cannot collect child...

The Judgment was not reviewed the first time around, so the second time is no quicker than if it were the first; it should happen within the next...

Do you think this is an even-numbered year? If so, then holiday is spent with you.