How do I get full custody of my children?
Assuming you have existing child custody orders (or a judgment), you can change/modify them with a Request for Order.
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Assuming you have existing child custody orders (or a judgment), you can change/modify them with a Request for Order.
This probably should not have been redirected to "divorce", but instead to attorneys who specialize in malpractice. That being said, I'm seeing a...
Yes, using the case number you provided, it appears that Judgment of Dissolution was entered on 1/17/2020. You should review the Notice of Entry...
I agree with most of the previous responses. I would only add that you may be able to ask for a court order that your ex pay or contribute to the...
Consult with an attorney. Give the attorney the case number and let him/her investigate what was done, what was filed, etc.
A relatively short delay (10 days?) in diagnosing and treating an STD. Doesn't sound like much of a case.
Your remedy is a motion for protective order that should be filed before the records are due to be released. Each entity that was served with the...
It's really hard to say without knowing the details of your situation. I recommend you retain legal counsel and have a proper and thorough...
Depends in part on what your current orders are for legal and physical custody. If you want to modify existing orders, it's simply a matter of...
They divorced 15 years ago. Ex -wife's benefit is the result of a court order; likely a Qualified Domestic Relations Order. It is also likely...