MacKennaLaw;2670631]
I suggested that the OP tell the utility company that the order required them to comply.
well, I think you are the only one that was able to read your mind and understand that when you told the OP to tell the utility company that the order required them to comply that is was just an attempt to BS the utility company to comply.
but in reality, all we have to do is read what you posted to discover that you did not intend it to suggest the OP BS the utility company. It was a statement that you would actually seek an order from the court that would allow the OP to do precisely what you said.
2) Secondly, whenever I draft a divorce order, I usually include language that allows the order itself to be used as authorization for whatever it is that is supposed to be done. If your attorney had the foresight to do that, then you could take the order to, say, the electric company and say, "look, here is a court order telling you to take my name off of this account. If you have a problem with that, talk to the judge!"
that very clearly states you (claim to be able to) write an order that does in fact require the utility company to comply with the order.
So, I think you are the one that needs to worry about what size shoe is worn and how well it fits in your mouth.