If the power bill is solely in your ex's name, you are not obligated legally to pay it, absent some other agreement between you and your ex. From...

I agree with attorney Silva's excellent answer. Your remedy is going to be through the court who issued the child custody order. You may check with...

In general, I agree with Attorney Whitbeck wrote. However, some mediators may allow another person to attend a mediation. You should check with the...

Refusing to attend mediation where it is not ordered by the court will not hurt your case. Since it appears that there is already a judgment of...

I want to highlight Mr. Lamborn's excellent answer. I would also add two things: In general, parents may face civil liability if they know...

I am very sympathetic with you. Your situation is more complicated than can competently be answered here. I presume that you cannot afford an...

The court does not care why someone is divorcing. That is between you and your spouse. The court only needs to know that irreconcilable differences...

Did your father put the oral agreement to your nieces in writing? If not, then the property will pass through "intestage succession", which is a...

The question you are asking is this: You are in a custody contest with your ex husband. Your ex husband's attorney is requesting information...

Generally, the information the attorneys are asking for is "discoverable". Both sides have the right to see these documents in their entirety....