Can I forgive/discharge money owed in Child Support in exchange for an agreement not to ask for Child Support in the future?

You're right to be concerned; such a contract is unenforceable. Also, even if she asks for, and gets a child support order, it's only going to be...

Depending on the circumstances, the court can "impute" to you (calculate as if you're making) EITHER minimum wage full-time employment, OR the...

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I had a divorce in state of Nevada and I moved to California after a year. Does the to child support amount change in CA?

Yes.

Are there financing programs available for atty fees for families of limited means? Our young son faces a 3 strikes case. Help!

If he can't afford to hire an attorney to defend a felony charge, he's entitled to a Public Defender.

Can I keep my house?

I'm sorry that you've reached this situation. To answer the question as to the house, your wife will almost certainly not be awarded the house,...

My ex-wife filed a OSC for Modification of Visitation of our four year old daughter a few days ago. I did not receive any

If the court has set an RFO (OSC) for modification of custody or visitation, then a custody mediation appointment was also set. Unless there is a...

Can I request a support modification at a divorce case management conference?

You should file both a Request for Order, setting out the basis for the modification you're asking for, AND an updated Income/Expense Declaration.

Should i go to the hearing

Whenever any of your significant legal rights and obligations may be changed, (like a court order to pay spousal support) you should either go to...

Private School and child support

A court will generally not order one parent to pay for private school, unless one or both the parents are quite wealthy, or unless the child has...

How to write a QDRO when no provision other than a 50% division is included in the settlement agreement?

All California dissolution judgments currently include a retention of jurisdiction to carry out the terms of the judgment; someone will either need...

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