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You have to follow your court orders. Neither of you have superior rights to go against the Court's orders.
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You have to follow your court orders. Neither of you have superior rights to go against the Court's orders.
By filing an answer, the party appeared in the case, and service is no longer necessary.
Was the agreement in writing? Was it filed with the Court? Do you want to change custody? Is she asking for support based on the cost of living...
If he is also charged with child endangerment, that will help. You should go in and seek a modification on an ex parte basis. Find someone in your...
I would seek a continuance and go in with an attorney. You don't want to risk the restraining orders. He can also ask for attorney fees if the...
If one of the terms of your boyfriends probation is to stay away from you, then of course if you get marriage it would be a violation of his...
Child support is based on specific guideline support, and rental income and fee housing can be used in calculating support.
He has a duty to update his disclosures so if he does not update his disclosures, I would file a notice of intent to seek sanctions for failing to...
Judgements don't expire and unlike other civil cases, they do not have to be renewed.
You can file a request for a restraining orders because this is harassment. Once you have a restraining order, if she continues, then she will be...