My husband is in the military and we will PCS how does that affect with the parenting plan i have for my ex.?
The PP stays in full force an effect until is is changed by another PP via modification.
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The PP stays in full force an effect until is is changed by another PP via modification.
YOU need to file and serve a Petition to establish a PP and file a motion to adopt a PP -- a two step process.
NO -- a child may not testify in court in family law proceedings nor dos the child have the ability to decided where he/she lives -- that is a...
YOU will need to hire counsel. The Soldiers and Sailors act will define what you can and cannot do. You should not try to interpret the law ...
Yes. there is a federal statute (UIFSA) allowing states to work together to collect support.
The minutes are just notes -- nothing more. If you made misrepresentations at an earlier hearing, the trial court can indeed use that fact in...
You would first need to fie a motion for revision within 10 days of the order being signed. Failing that, you have waived your right to revise the...
Court records cannot be removed -- they can be sealed under the proper circumstances. The court has o control over the internet.
Under the facts shared (8 years) it is extremely unlikely that the final documents would be vacated. You simply have waited much too long of a time...
You can be divorced in 91 days after your spouse is served and you have filed. Two step process -- get an order of default and set up final hearing