The presumption is that it is community property, yes. If you can show that you used separate property funds to purchase the home, you may be...

Yes! A criminal defense attorney, ideally. This is if he should be speaking AT ALL to CPS, which is a decision that should only be made with a...

Potentially, but the new standard in the reimbursement statutes is "unjust enrichment". It is unclear what effect this will have on future cases.

Enforcement, probably, based only on this information. It is hard to know though. You should consult with an attorney to discuss your options,...

It depends on a few factors, the most important of which is what your Decree/Order states on this topic.

It depends on what terms are included in the existing Order. Without reviewing its terms, the only realistic answer you can receive is "maybe."

Those sound like legitimate questions to be asked of you, depending on the basis of your claim/type of case.

The short answer to your question is "No."

There is no "standard" set of terms for this situation. You will really need to consult with an attorney who can review your Order, and then...

If the party has things in the State, you can probably collect against those. If you already have an attorney, that is the person to whom these...