If they are subpoenaed you it's probably for a Detters exam. They serve you and got a judgment. It's possible that that was not proper service,...

Your son is old enough to have his opinions heard by the judge. This used to be done in Chambers and to be honest I don't know what they do now if...

The power of trustee over the decision is inactive once they have died but the rules for a trustee managing a trust and a power of attorney...

Depending on this agreement that you two came up with she may or may not be in breach. I made up agreement is not one that I would expect to be...

The short and clear version of this is no, you're not responsible for him in the sense that child or spousal support would be required. What my...

It appears from your post that you had a professional fiduciary so you should inquire of them what happened. If you don't get a satisfactory answer...

There is no way for anyone reading your question to know what you mean by that your attorney is "not stating our position at the hearing". That's...

This type of divorce would require a proof of hearing. Presumably the delay is typical and that the clerks are often working their way through a...

Judges do not sign orders and hearings. You either have to have a stipulation, which would only be the case if there was an agreement, or one party...

There are important facts omitted from your question like whether or not there was a mortgage on the property when it was gifted to you by your...