Can I file an amendment to my divorce decree to ask for more alimony money? Or, can I take him to Civil Court to sue for damage
Really depends on the terms of your judgment. You would have to file an RFO and present your FC4320 evidence.
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Really depends on the terms of your judgment. You would have to file an RFO and present your FC4320 evidence.
I strongly suggest you get help from an experienced family law attorney here on Aavo.
I concur, show your entire judgment to a local family law attorney rather then piece mealing it here.
What does your judgment say as to this issue?
If the child has not been in the new state for 6 months and the father did not consent to the move then Ca is where the case will be heard.
What does the language of your judgment say? Perhaps you should contact CSSD for enforcement.
Google search or you can try legal aide or a low cost service.
This is not a family law question. Better results can be obtained by posting in the right category.
I concur with my colleague. Have your husband stop by the office before heading out of town next time.
Yeah, working with the government is a real pain. I am assuming you are dealing with the court appointed attorney. Best of luck.