In domestic relations cases, particularly in those that involve domestic violence and/or children, parties will want to obtain copies of police reports which don’t necessarily name them within them. For example, maybe there was a domestic violence incident at your child’s other parent’s home between the other parent and a third party. People often wonder
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Practical Considerations for Calculating Income for Child Support
During a divorce and/or child support proceeding, the parties often crunch (and re-crunch) numbers to try and predict what their support obligations could be or what they could be entitled to per law. The payor will take the net pay reflected in his/her paycheck and assume that that would be the only income that will
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When Attempted Service of Process Fails
To initiate a case that is not initiated by agreement, the other party has to be served notice of process. The service itself is simple; the sheriff goes out to the person’s residence or place of employment and hands them copies of what has been filed in the case, including a Summons. This person is
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