If you are referring to a survivor’s benefit from the Social Security Administration, the marriage must have lasted 10 years or ore.

If he has sole legal custody, then the decision regarding a hair cut is his alone despite the fact that you apparently share physical custody.

You as the Respondent cannot default the Petitioner; a default can only benefit entered when the responding side fails to appear in the case with a...

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You’ve only shown one example of his inability to exchange your child because he had to work; it’s best to try and work out a one-time alternative....

She can go to the self-help desk at her local courthouse for assistance in preparing an Ex Parte Request for an Earning Assignment Order (linked...

If he has sole legal and sole physical custody, he can provide a notarized caregiver affidavit in which he provides permission for you to have...

….adding that your opportunity to dispute her claims was at the hearing by testifying that you deny her claims and tell your side of the story if...

It’s you only option unless you want to attempt it yourself; without court intervention, she will continue to ignore the court’s orders because she...

Assuming that you received a “status only” divorce, you need to file a Request for Trial Setting and have the other party served so you can get...

Generally, the NCP is the one obligated to find a monitoring service which may or may need your husband’s approval depending on the orders, as...