What recourse do I have if assets were not reported in discovery?

Motion to Vacate per 1401, perhaps. But best talk to a family law attorney in your area for specific guidance.

Unless the MSA/Judgment allows it, generally removal must be done w/ your permission or court order. That doesn't mean you can sit back and eat...

How can I deal with this sudden Progress Call? When I am out of state.

Depends on the wording of the court order. Default ends the case on, generally, opposing parties terms NOT yours. So perhaps it was done to avoid...

What can i do to prevent court overruling my right to refuse to sign children's passports?

Agree with Gary; although if you have super-deep pockets and it wasn't an interlocutory order, you could appeal.

My son moved in with me in October of 2011, my youngest stayed with his Mother. I did not have child support adjusted.

Depends whether state aid is involved, and if mom is amenable to forgiving the past. Talk to a family law attorney in your area for specific...

If a parent owes 10 years back child support and now has custody of 1 of the 2 minor children. Do I still have to pay child supp

Until there's a court order modifying the present support order that's already in place, the status quo generally stays "as is." Talk to a family...

I would will be filing for divorce after I found out my husband is cheating on me. In the interim, what access do i have to fin

I always caution against the cash grab (But different attorney's take different positions on this). I say this because 1) If the marriage has...

How can I enforce my judgement?

Citation to discovery assets might be step #1. Some attorney's do contingency, some don't. The problem is whether the person is liquid enough to...

How can i change lawyer? This has been a journey i wish to end BEFORE 2014. Want to know why this is taking so long to finish?

Agreed. Sounds like a trail date hasn't even been set. Once that's set, then you can see light at the end of the tunnel (ie, forces us to settle...

How can i petition the court to reduce alimony payments?

As mentioned above, just a recommendation. However, unless the judge hears something at trial that wasn't discussed in pretrial, don't be...