You follow the court orders. If the child is not returned, file to modify the orders and have the court change for next year and make clear orders...

No. File a request for order and go to mediation to get the orders changed. You cannot simply violate the court orders.

"...we didn't take them back." Who is "we"? These are not your children and you are not the stepparent. When children are not returned...

This is a custody and visitation issue that may have turned into a criminal matter. You should file an ex parte request for orders and have the...

Many parents are using the pandemic to control the other parent's parenting time. If the court decides that is what you are doing they could make...

Reoccurring gifts can be classified as income. Also, you could do a job search order or a verification of earning potential. These are all motions...

Call the collection agency that made the original order and ask them how to handle it. If DCSS is garnishing your income then you don't have to do...

These are two different things. File for an audit and have the court make an order that she has to repay the over payment. Her argument that...

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There are many factors for support. It is best to speak to an attorney that can run the numbers in their office so you can tell if that amount is...

You could do that...but why would you? If it was drastically reduced it may be to your benefit...but what if something happens in the future that...