I am unaware of a 2-year limitation; support orders and attorney fees to enforce support orders remain enforceable. Hire an attorney.

If it’s a court order, then yes; if not, then you need to compromise and work it out so you both have Christmas time.

If the issue on appeal impacts the issue before the trial court, the court must await the outcome of the appeal.

….not unless you need to enforce one of the terms of the divorce and you need CA to take action.

Yes - and yes; the entire process including service, mandatory disclosures, and possible hearings and eventually trial if there is no settlement...

No - no court will enforce it so don’t be fooled.

Since this info is a welfare benefit through a different government department, there are probably issues of privacy. You’ll have to wait until...

It depends on how your dad and your brother held title; if not in a trust or as joint tenants, then the house will have to go through probate to be...

She needs to prove that she actually has the expense, and as a voluntary program, I would question whether it should’ve ever been a mandatory add-on.

You definitely have to be married to collect his social security benefit.