Arreage
It starts when you miss a payment.
Appeals Lawyer
Practice Areas: Appeals
It starts when you miss a payment.
No, you need to cut a deal with the custodial parent (if it's judicial) or try the clean slate program (if IV-D).
If the answer includes an affirmative defense, you better. Presuming they did indeed file an answer and not a motion to strike/dismiss/etc. The...
If I represent a client, and the other side doesn't have a lawyer, I make it very very clear in my letters who I'm supposed to go to bat for - and...
Venue (usually) follows the child in post decree issues. If the child(ren) is in Cook, you will likely have extraordinary difficulty in...
Yes, but you'll also need to file what's called an "Answer" or some other appropriate written response. There is no "fill in the blank" form for a...
No such thing. Did you file a motion to downward modify it? Because that's the only way YOU can reduce a support obligation. Talk to legal aid...
Both can be enforced. The methods of enforcement differ slightly depending on WHO is enforcing the order. But there are some differences - namely...
You'll have to take the issue up in court. You will be given access to you children, but how that plays out is unknown. Get a lawyer if you...
Talk to a family law attorney. Where the original custody judgment was entered will control your options, along with where the custodial parent...