Can the noncustodial parent go to our child's school outside of their visitation time?
Ordinarily, the noncustodial parent CAN go the child's school or activities, even if they have specific visitation time. If you want to keep the...
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Ordinarily, the noncustodial parent CAN go the child's school or activities, even if they have specific visitation time. If you want to keep the...
Sorry, but the only way your daughter can change her name is by the method you mention -- filing a Petition, and going through the publication...
In addition to Attorney Lavinsky's answer, with which I agree, you may also have a claim for a Breach of Fiduciary Duty. Married people owe each...
For the limited purpose of "what happens to the divorce action" -- It doesn't matter who died, where they lived, or where the action was filed. ...
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Unfortunately, it sounds like you are in a no-win situation. Although it is possible to "un-do" a signed Stipulation (based on fraud, or...
You have several issues, and a lawyer would be able to help you address each one with more information from you. That being said, alimony, unless...
California Civil Code § 1590 states: "Where either party to a contemplated marriage in this State makes a gift of money or property to the other...
A "declaration" -- a written statement of facts submitted by any person in a legal case -- needs to be submitted "under penalty of perjury." No...
The Court's, per strict instruction from the Legislature, are supposed to ensure that each parent has frequent and continuing contact to their...
Although its not possible to ever "guarantee" a result in Court, the likelihood of a child being shared on a 50/50 basis in a bi-coastal case are...