My husband filed for divorce/ no contest/ from Texas. I am in Calif. want lump sum of $30,000.00 only. What can I do?

Texas has support laws. You should contact a Texas attorney to figure out your rights. You cannot always get what you want, but usually the court...

Can you go to mediation or a parent coordinator without opening a custody case in Los Angeles County? Any free/low cost options?

It does not make sense that anyone would advise you not to seek a court order to codify the custody. Just upon filing a Request for Order you are...

My ex of 5.5 yrs left me in May and is now living in an apt with his married lover. He came and picked up his car, personal and

Because neither party has filed and therefore there are no court orders in place, there is nothing to restrict either of you from doing the things...

If a business does not comply with a deposition subpoena from a pro se litigant in a family law case, are they required by law

While your question is difficult to understand, you need to review and understand CA Code of Civil Procedure 1985 (particularly .3)...

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What is the best way to ask the judge to enforce the child support arrears of $62,000?

With respect to the arrears, if NCP is employed, a wage assignment may be very helpful. Child support services can be helpful in enforcement. As...

How is child support back pay awarded?

The state of CA limits the amount of money that can be obtained through wage assignment to 50% of the wages. However, there are other enforcement...

Spousal Support While Filing for Divorce

The answer to your question is not can you, but should you. Technically there are no orders in place since no one has filed. However, you...

My divorce has been complete for a year. My ex started a new job three months ago that I am aware of now. There will be a major

Before you ever file anything, you need to make sure that seeking a modification won't backfire, by confirming the other parties income. The State...

Can child support agency send a letter to my job without establishing paternity?

http://www.childsup.ca.gov/Resources/Publications.aspx The above cite will give you all the information you need. However, the answer is probably...

The family code requires there to be funds made available to you for legal fees if your husband has an income. You can look to family code...