Divorce order to show cause to resettle

Talk in private to an attorney who practices in your area. These are pretty extraordinary claims, and I would imagine that they would need to be...

My daughters dad wants primary placement or shared placement but she does not know him that well. He wants to stop child support

You don't seem to have asked a question here, which makes it difficult to give an answer. Please see this Guide:...

I want to sue my father .

Why? For what? In general, to sue someone, you need to show that they have caused you a cognizable (that is, quantifiable - preferably in terms...

My wife violated retraining order that she imposed on me by sending chat messages/ in-direct phone calls.

Restraining orders typically are not symmetrical - they prohibit only the restrained person from contacting the petitioner, not the other way...

It is indeed not legal for your employer to fail to pay you for your work. You can address this several ways: You can make a wage complaint with...

There is no custody case. I am in OR & my son is in WA w/ father. Recently found out bad things are happening, what should I do?

There's not enough information here to confidently give any kind of certain advice about what to do. "Bad situation" is more than a little vague....

I pay child support to the mother of my son she has other children, one of them will turn 18, will it go down?

It's possible. You can either file a motion with the court to modify support, or you can request review by the Department of Justice's Child...

Can a no Contact order be issued if there was no offense.

The offence, if any, would have been failure to follow the terms of his release. Your beau needs to consult with a criminal defense attorney,...

I have a (I think) quick question: My mother filed a DV restraining order against my husband, who lives with me and 3 daughters.

I'm not licensed to practice law in California, so I can't give advice about this. I am writing only to say this: Do not post your name on this...

Can a divorced woman in South Carolina receiving permanent alimony commit adultery and still legally keep receiving alimony?

I'm not licensed to practice law in South Carolina, so I can't comment on its laws... but my understanding is that 'adultery' refers to infidelity...