Is it possible to modify my existing visitation schedule to be more specific concerning visitation,holiday and vacation time?
Margaret is essentially wrong. Under the facts you stated, you must file for a modification; it is only going to get worse.
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Margaret is essentially wrong. Under the facts you stated, you must file for a modification; it is only going to get worse.
It depends on which is the county of your legal residence. For simplicity, file where you reside.
This is going to be an issue between a gift and ownership. Yes, you can sue is the short answer.
If there is an order in effect, you must follow its terms. If it is ambiguous, file a modification at once, on Tuesday, if not today. Ask your...
If there is an order in effect, you must follow its terms. If it is ambiguous, file a modification at once, on Tuesday, if not today.
I doubt it. from what you said, there is no cause of action.
You are obligated! The question is how much.
You need to take pictures and have someone make a demand on them before you sue.
It depends on the nature of the contract and the employee rules. What I would urge you to do is to have your record sealed first.
A judge could order a reduction of child support but then ask you to contribute to their educational costs.