Do I have to follow a court order while waiting for my court date to modify the old court order?
If you moved with permission, that permission would had to be in writing and should have been filed with the court to supersede the prior court...
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If you moved with permission, that permission would had to be in writing and should have been filed with the court to supersede the prior court...
You can only waive final disclosures, not the preliminary ones. If you had the judgment by default with no agreement, you can try setting it aside...
Unless you have a Mandatory Settlement Conference or trial, there is no such a thing as a divorce hearing.
You can retain an attorney to appear for you. The court will not allow a non-attorney other than the party appearing. You can request to appear by...
If you cannot reach an agreement, then you will need to file a Request for Order with the court. The court will consider all relevant factors and...
The court will make order depending on the best interest of the child. If the child is primarily residing with you, it is likely the court will...
If there is a change in either parent's income you can always file to modify support.
If this is a post judgment RFO you needed to have been personally served at the very least 16 court days before the RFO date. You will need to...
If you have something to say in Reply, then draft it and file it and serve it. At the time of the hearing ask the judge not to consider the OP's...
If you have not been married, the father has no rights to the child until there is a determination of paternity in a Family Court.