What can I legally do to regain physical custody? How can I go about showing that my ex is trying to keep me away from my son?

It sounds like there is a custody and visitation order in place. If you ex is not following the order, file a request for order with the court. You...

The numbers will be run based on what your actual time share is. An agreement only works when you stipulate to a time share agreement. For example,...

What do I do? What are my options?

You can't be afraid to file for divorce over what might happen. You really need to speak to an attorney about filing for divorce. Was your June...

How do I get my visits back with my son after judge changed the one month ago agreement in divorce court

Hire an attorney!!! If your wife is the primary earner in the family, you can get her to pay the attorney's fees and costs based on your need...

Who should claim children on taxes?

File a Request for Order for child support and medical expenses. Also, get the judge to assign the tax credits to you.

How can I file a complaint against SFPD for improperly documenting a report of domestic violence?

First, if you are in danger, file for a domestic violence restraining order. You don't need a police report to file one. Second, you can...

Husband signed my name on his refund retirement to cash out without my knowledge

I agree with Ms. Straus. Hire an attorney, file for divorce. Also, file an ex parte application for an immediate court order regarding the funds.

What should I do?

There are not enough facts to even begin to answer. How old are the children? Is he paying support? Medical expenses? Is there a court order for...

What is an average retainer fee? what is the average overall cost of a divorce?

Because your marriage is a marriage of long duration (over 10 years), there are a lot of important issues. Make sure that you hire an experienced...

What do I need to do to ensure I can leave with my son even if Dad is staying put? Is the law on my side?

Technically, if you have primary physical custody (greater than 50%) you should be able to move out of state. However, I wouldn't do that. Instead,...