Can I ask family court to modify support now that I have proof (2014 taxes) that I don't make over 100k a year?

Yes, you have reasonable grounds to modify your child support. Your evidence should be acceptable and you need to get back into Court to file a...

File order from judge. help me!

I agree with Tammi L. Faulks. Good luck.

Production of Documents or Subpoena the employer?

It is prudent to do both because your ex may be less than truthful.

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Does the Respondent & her attorney must be present in the court for Bifurcation?

Provided you have properly served your soon to be ex, the Judge certainly has the ability to grant your Bifurcation.

How can I appear for the divorce trial court hearing by telephone if I am representing myself?

For a motion, you probably will get approval for a telephonic appearance but it is going to be difficult to obtain one for Trial. You could...

Can a child that is 16 and that lives in terrible conditions live in a rented place place by himself?

To take control of his own life, he would have to petition to the Court for an emancipation. The Court is only going to agree to this if he could...

Lying to the courts about income, and asking for more child support. Claiming to make no income but pays 4k worth of bills.

There are different avenues to pursue. It is hard to give simple advice, it is sort of like performing your own heart surgery. If she lives a...

Is there such a legal thing as "financial abuse"? If so, can this issue be presented to the court during property distro hearing

The record you are talking about is called cold evidence. Yes, carefully secure the records so you can have them available for your Family Law...

Income versus personal savings spent, can savings spent be defined as income?

Your sold stock for a loss, I can't imagine how the Court could possibly characterize this as income.

Can I stop paying the extra money I give my ex spouse

If you are making a voluntary payment, you can stop at anytime. You only have a legal obligation to make Court Order payments.