Is an uncontested divorce done in Thailand from a registered marriage in Thailand legal in California (wife USA, husband Thai)?

Civil divorces obtained in other countries are "generally" upheld by US courts. If challenged, a US court may vacate any terms it deems...

You are not required to contest a divorce, and the papers you received probably do not require you to "go to court". More likely, you are being...

I would like to find out if my husband filed for divorce.

It is possible that your husband has purchased an Index number as the first step in the divorce process. He would have to file a Summons (either...

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Am I able to get emancipated? I am a teen mom and want to be independent and responsible.

This information may need to be updated: "A minor age 16 or older who is the resident of the state may petition a superior court for emancipation....

Married with a child, can I move to a diff state with the child for grad school even if hubby doesn't approve?

Because you are married, your husband is the presumed father of the child. That means, will have "equal" rights to parent the child and decide...

Can I be sued for alienation of affection if the husband and wife are still together? Still going out to dinner the movies ect?.

As you seem to recognize, it appears not. Even if such a cause of action were available in your state, and I don't believe it is, it seems no...

Child Custody/Establishing Sole Custody

Unfortunately in your situation, only the state can "ensure" he has no parental rights. That said, unlike unmarried mothers, unmarried fathers...

Generally, you must be present--that is the court rule. Nevertheless, since you have an attorney, your attorney should be the final answer on this...

If i pay rent to my father, at his house, what is he legally allowed to have control over with me staying there?

It depends upon the terms of your lease. Generally, as long as the restrictions are set out up front, a "landlord" can make rules for the tenants,...

If subpoenaed for a debtors exam for past child support can you plead the fifth on questions that may incriminate you?

You don't have to answer questions that "may incriminate" you; however, be aware that if you don't answer, a negative inference may be taken...