I assume you have an order for alimony in place currently and the ex-wife apparently also hasn’t remarried in 14 years. So with that, yup....

If it’s stamped by the court, it’s good to go! Congrats on navigating this by yourself, most people royally screw it up.

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May hold up your move-away, but absolutely you should.

You sound like you’ve been self-representing. Generally inadvisable, but you sound articulate in your written speech so I bet you can handle...

If you're in need of funds to assist in caring for your child, then yes, filing for child support makes sense. The order will be made retroactive...

Depends on what your Custody and Visitation Order states regarding sharing of medical information for the minor child. Read it, follow it.

A contempt motion won’t do anything, it kinda lacks teeth in family court, and besides that she’s broke…. definitely file the modification and cite...

Well, he needs to file a motion to prevent mom from moving with the children, generally. If there is a court order for child support, he needs to...

Yeah you can, that’s harassment. I don’t know what you mean by making it “stick” because the conduct you’ve described is sufficient.

Generally, when you restrain someone, this is what’s up: You can contact the person. They cannot contact you. But read all the fine print on...