If married in California, are we each responsible for the other's medical bills and or credit card bills?

As a general rule, in "community property" states such as Californaia, both spouses are jointly and severably liable for debts incurred during...

Should i file for primary residence and/or rights of responsibility?

You are using words that are terms of art in custody orders, and you may not be using them correctly, so it is not possible to know from you...

Is it illegal to spank a 2 week old?

I can't imagine what anyone would hope to accomplish by spanking (however you define it) a 2-week old child, much less to get the crying to stop by...

I need to know if my wife can still come and go from my house

Tell her she no longer resides there, and should plan on knocking when visiting YOUR house. And, yes, do have the locks "rekeyed", right before...

What are the charges if was to sue my husband for false imprisonment and battery?

You are asking all the wrong questions. Forget about whatever you learned in a "course in jurisdiction" and figure out how you are going to make...

I would like to add my husband's name to my property. I fear if anything happens to him, his daughter will seek monetary value

Your question leaves out so much, it is almost impossible to answer. Why, if you fear the claims of his daughter after his death, would you want...

Do i need a lawyer?

You only need a lawyer if you care about the result. Creditor contact and collection efforts are not required by law, only formal legal action...

Neither her signature nor a reply is required. Be sure your petition includes in the prayer for relief everything you want the court to order. ...

Can my husband and I make a good case for stopping an adoption or get appointed guardians of the kids instead?

Sure, you can petition for guardianship or object to an adoption, but unless you have something more than your vague suspicions and concerns, you...

Most likely, this is impossible. This is because Texas is a "community property state," which means there is a presumption that property acquired...