I believe that you've answered your own question. Even if the court issued a judgment, it retains jurisdiction over child custody issues until...

When you say "report it" what is your intention? Are you trying to have him arrested, or something? I mean, bigamy is a crime, but who knows if the...

Court orders are court orders, and they must be obeyed until such time as they either expire or the court changes them. While your ex may have...

It depends upon the terms of your judgment and other circumstances that may be relevant. Use the "Find a lawyer" link at the top of this page...

Charges, I can't speak to, as I only practice family law. But if you feel reasonable apprehension of harm from your ex, either physical or...

File an RFO, as Ms. Routledge suggests. I mean, what sort of leverage does your ex even have?

1) Generally, yes, that is how we ascertain a buy-out value, but there are always potential wrinkles. Consult with an attorney to avoid or...

a. Stop violating court orders, if you don't want to get in trouble. You violated one, by your own admission, and the fact that you TELL your...

The parents need to go to court on the day of the hearing and orally object. In the alternative, they could file a written objection, but if...

The purpose of you having to refinance was twofold: 1. To get the cash to compensate your ex for his share of the home equity, and 2. To get his...