If it occurred during her parenting time, she doesn’t have to tell you. Of course the answer to your burning question of “What the hell? Why!?...

Gonna need more facts than this… no attorney can really give you free non-legal advice on here with the information you’ve provided.

Of course you can. “You” really just means you or your authorized representative. The ex-wife may not like it, but there’s nothing wrong about...

You need an attorney. This isn’t something to tackle alone. I recently litigated an intensely contested grandparent visitation case and I’ll tell...

Yes, you’ll need to take him to court and you should hire an attorney.

You would have to sue his estate, name the executor and his sister too, and at the very least, have bank statements showing you made the payments...

A few more facts would be helpful here…. But if he shares LEGAL custody with you, and your agreement says you both must consult in decisions, then...

There just may not be a comparable program in Alabama for you to complete, and it isn’t the State’s responsibility to seek out such…. so draconian...

A lawyer would need to see your case paperwork to have any ability to advise you on this topic. And if you’ve been self-representing all this...

The arrears are normally tacked onto the Order as an additional monthly payment (i.e., $100/mo until paid in full). To modify it downward he...