You would have to file a motion to enforce the terms of the divorce judgment. (In general, filing a motion with the court is the only way that...

Normally only a child's parents have any custody rights to that child. However, Oregon law has a mechanism for a non-parent to sue a child's...

It is very difficult to effectively sue the state. The government, its officers and agencies, have sovereign immunity to most lawsuits. There...

The word 'can' gets us into a lot of trouble in the law sometimes. A person 'can' do anything they're physically capable of. What the law permits...

This appears to be something of a duplicate thread; this issue was, I expect, also addressed here:...

Yes, it is normal for the State to represent the social worker - not in their personal capacity, of course, but in their capacity as an agent of...

If the question is, what do you owe per the divorce decree, then ideally you shouldn't need to get an invoice from anybody - the judgment itself...

None of us can predict the future. But if you were released prior to your arraignment, then it seems unlikely that you'll be jailed after it before...

If you filed a motion to modify in 2020, then most likely it will be dismissed by now if no one has taken any action on it since. So let's forget...

Yes, the judge is allowed to ask for this. So is your co-parent, for that matter. In any case in which child support is at issue, each side has the...