Jurisdiction follows the child. If the child no longer lives in the state or in the county where your case is venued, you seek a transfer of venue...

For purposes of division of property and calculating the equalization payments, property is valued as of the date of the settlement or as of the...

If the other parent is represented by counsel, you should be too. Usually, the court will not hear argument on issues not raised by the FL300. ...

First - since you are not a party to the action and not one of the parents of this child, you have no standing to appear in court. If you are...

Yes, you can respond to a Responsive Declaration. Your response would be in the form of a "Reply" There are 3 documents that can be filed -...

You do not serve your spouse with a subpoena. You serve him/her with a Request for Production of Documents. Further, the Preliminary Declaration...

1) file for divorce; 2) have him served with the Petition for Dissolution; 3) if he does not file and serve a response to that Petition; file a...

These are highly complex legal issues not really suited for a Q&A website. Retain an attorney to represent you in this matter.

The type of motion you'd file under §2556 would be a "Request for Order for Adjudication of Omitted Assets". This would result from her failure to...

"It was agreed" - having an agreement is not enough. You need an "entered" Judgment of Dissolution. If your Judgment has been filed and the...