What can I do about my ex not following orders and not giving me my visitations

Continue filing the police reports. The cops may not do anything, but judges are often swayed if they have multiple police reports to look at. You...

Who pays legal fees of a witness?

Unless I'm wrong here, the witness pays his or her own legal fees. The witness can ask the party who called them to pay their mileage fees as well...

California child support agency changed my support order, how can I fight it?

The child support agencies I have dealt with in CA are generally pretty good at things like service so I'm guessing they probably tried to serve...

How do I find a school I went.

The school itself may have closed. If a school is still around, it usually makes itself fairly easy to find online in order to attract new...

I work in IT for a hospital and have a question on Standby On-call Pay. Is it "controlled" or "uncontrolled"?

The controlled v. uncontrolled distinction is very gray. Some circumstances that I personally think should be controlled actually aren't in the...

Where do I refile modification of my court order I've had for the past few years?

I agree with the others. Go back to the court where the original order was issued and ask that the case be moved to Stanislaus County because the...

How can I file custody for my daughter when she lives out of state and I have no address for her?

I agree with Mr. Tanner. The multi-state component to this will make it more difficult. If the child is in Oregon, you'll probably have to litigate...

Can I get a POA for someone to file custody modification papers on my behalf?

Technically, yes, assuming Texas law doesn't forbid it. It is very common for people in California to sign a POA to allow their agent to bring...

I'd say yes, especially if you can prove (e.g. with bank statements or other papers) that the income went to your ex first and then he bought...

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If he has the proper guard card to carry a gun, then I'd guess the answer is yes. I've never heard of an armed guard serving court papers, though....