Respond to the AG with documentation of her charges of filing false and forged documents, for which there can be no court-ordered child support. The court should also nullify the order so entered, nunc pro tunc.

HER attorney should file a motion to rectify the matter.

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Before receiving and reading the answer I contacted the AG and they did ask for those documents. The answer confirmed this.

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Please contact her attorney. He or she has an ethical duty to the court set the matter straight.

Where would I retrieve the filing? The police department said they would not release them to me.

The FILING of the alleged court documents should be in the court that handles divorces; her criminal charges and the case file would be in criminal court.

I am unsure what it was you were seeking from the police department. The AG can obtain information from the district attorney, or whatever the prosecutor's office is called in your state.

I just spoke to the AG office and they said that I would have to file an order to have the Temporary Orders "Set Aside". I'm not sure what that means and i do not have any legal representation to file this for me. Is this something I can do and how?

Can I ask what your credentials are?

As I mentioned, HER attorney has an affirmative, ethical duty to correct a fraud perpetrated upon the court by his or her client. Accordingly, HER attorney should file the motion. Did you miss my stating that above? If you did not, have you called HER attorney.

Further, and again, you should visit the court where the criminal charges have been filed and obtain certified copies of the warrant(s) and any other relevant materials contained in the file.

I am an attorney in Virginia.

I have called both, the one she has now that just filed a First Amended Original Petition For Divorce and her previous attorney that withdrew.

history: an Original Petition for Divorce was filed by her first attorney Nov. 2008. On Oct. 2009 we went to court for a divorce hearing at which time I explained he ordered a Standard Texas Cust. her attorney withdrew and never filed the Temp. Orders.
She has been arrested and not yet convicted. The AG office called me today after talking to the DA's office and told me I would have to get an attorney to file and have the Orders Set Aside.
Not sure what to do at this point. Should I be Talking to her current Attorney, who's handling her divorce now, or the previous Attorney, who's name was on the false TEMP. CUST. ORDERS?

By the Way, Thank You for your time and knowledge.

Obviously, the attorney whose name is falsely implicated in the matter. Once he knows, he will be compelled to act.

Thank you.

Q: What else can I do to keep the AG from collecting on the Temporary Custody Orders that had my forged signature on them? I called the Law office whose name was on the 22nd page of 22pages (where both My forged and My future Ex's signatures are(under : APPROVED AND CONSENTED TO AS BOTH FORM AND SUBSTANCE) but Her Ex Lawyer has not responded to my calls. The Custody hearing was in October 2009, the Lawyer took himself of the case a couple months later, We had been going through a bankruptcy since Nov. 2009, The Temporary orders were signed by a Judge in June 2010, The Lawyer never signed the Temporary orders yet His Information is on the last page under APPROVED AS TO FORM ONLY: