1. You can't "serve" your husband with legal separation papers, but you could hire a process server, pay the sheriff's dept. to serve him, or...

Ex father in-law placed judgement on me for loan his daughter owed and shown in divorce decree as her debt. Is this fraud?

First, of course you should not have let him take a default after receiving notice that he was pursuing that debt against you. But that's water...

To answer your direct question: for an experienced attorney in that field, probably only a few hours to prepare the necessary paperwork. The...

I need to collect children's expenses and tuition

First, you would do best to hire an attorney to pursue those collections. Barring that, the child support-related expenses may be treated slightly...

? on settlement of residents & real estate in decree

I agree with the above opinion. While the language about spouse B might be debatable, there is no such language for spouse A. That supports the...

Any difference in the way 3.5 SUMMER SCHEDULE and 3.6 VACATION WITH PARENTS are interpreted by the court? What is correct?

I think the language that "these extended times cannot impinge on the mother's weekend time" will be most helpful. That helps support an...

How can I get police involved or should I?

Yes, you should certainly get the police involved ASAP. Be sure to show them the court orders which place custody with you, and give them any...

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Child Support - how to get moved from OR to WA?

Don't rely on phone calls to Child Support Enforcement. Send them requests in writing, and keep a copy. It's hard to ignore the written...

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Can the court stop me from relocating the kids if my current house is being foreclosed on? I have only 40 days notice.

Do your best, as far as giving him written notice of the intent to relocate. The statute (mentioned in your parenting plan) permits notice as soon...

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Do I need to file Intent to Relocate papers with the court or just notify my ex?

It depends on who is the primary residential parent under the parenting plan. If it's you, then the first two responses are correct. If it's...