Contact Child Support Service s (CSSD) in your county. They will help you get that order enforced. They will not charge you for their services.

Sounds like what you were served with was the Petition for Dissolution. A Petition is the opening document, only. It is not a court order. If...

As the Aunt (Uncle?) you do not have standing to request visitation orders. Once your brother gets his act together and files his case, he can...

You have a prenup. The prenup controls. You had an attorney representing you when you signed the prenup. If there is some other reason why the...

If you use Child Support Services Department, they won't charge you anything. No one can predict how long your case will take. Without knowing...

Hire an attorney. Even if your name is not associated with the business, the community likely has an interest and you are entitled to one-half of...

Don't bother. It will be a waste of your time and resources. You don't say what it is that you were served with. The Petition? A request for...

Wage garnishments tend to go to the company that handles payroll/issues the paystubs. I recommend you also get a court order to determine the...

A court order is a court order. While he may not have received a copy of the court's minute order in the mail, he was present in court when the...

It may not be necessary. If your judgment was rejected, there was likely a rejection sheet generated that contains specific reasons why the...