Spousal Support / alimony duration?

In California, any marriage 10+ years automatically triggers the possibility of lifetime spousal support, however there are many other factors (see...

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Been married for 18 years, don't want the divorce, he does. We can divorce in either CA or NV. Any idea of alimony?

I don't know NV family law, but in CA it sounds like you would be entitled to spousal support. But based on the minimal information you provided,...

If my husband sign a agreement that if one of us cheats the other parent gets full custody of our child, will it work?

Well, perhaps you two could try to file a Stipulation and Order that reflects that, but either of you could turn around and file an RFO to modify...

Can I go to court asking reduction in child support after my ex wife have a new job?

Absolutely you can. Either file your own RFO or contact the child support services dept. attorney to file their RFO and ask for income/employment...

First, what an idiot, but you probably already know that. The 10-day timeframe to review and either approve or object and provide your own draft...

Does custodial parent vacation time trump non custodial parents first right of refusal

Sounds like he is or is going to be in violation of the Court order. Consider threatening him with an ex parte if he does not comply with the...

Sounds pretty gross and inappropriate to me. I'm sure any judge will agree. Children that age need to have their own bedroom for privacy and what...

Do I have to “serve” the other party with an ex parte motion if I fear they will take the child out of the state?

Sounds like a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation. I don't know the Santa Clara County family law ex parte rules (they vary by...

Can my wife refile for annulment in same court or any other county even it is denied by judge in proceedings?

Absolutely! Just kidding, no she cannot. There's a legal concept called "res judicata" which according to the internet translates to "a matter...

Is my husband required to forfeit his visitation because the ex enrolled the children in school far away.

Her argument/position has no foundation in law. Even though she was awarded physical custody, either the judge who made that order didn't know...