Family Lawyer
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation, Guardianship
It depends upon whether it was an appeal-able order, among other things, and it also depends upon how much judicial discretion the court is allowed...
What "rights" are you referring to? The right to add the child to their health insurance? The right to authorize medical treatment? Some...
If you're using money that you either acquired post-separation or was confirmed/awarded to you in your divorce agreement, then you're in a safe...
A Judgment of Legal Separation merely lays out your financial rights and obligations (and perhaps child custody issues; you don't elaborate). You...
If you do not want the court's involvement, then always agree with each other. However, since you are both only human, and disagreements happen...
Try laying out a calendar to show the schedule that you envision. A two-week cycle usually covers it. You can print out blank monthly calendars...
"Who charges that much to baby sit a hours?" This is, indeed, the question. The daycare has to be both a) reasonably necessary to allow the...
If your court order says he pays half the tuition, and there is no later order that says otherwise, then he pays half the tuition. If he doesn't...
A parent's new spouse's income is specifically excluded, by statute, from child support calculations. As Mr. Drabin points out, it may affect...
It sounds like you are asking if the outcome after a hearing could differ from the temporary orders issued upon an ex parte request. If so, then...
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