Is it legal to put presumed fathers name for baby on birth cirtificut?

Unless parents are married, the only way Dad's name gets on a birth certificate in California is if Dad signs an "acknowledgment of paternity" and...

I got temporary custody of my daughter with no visitation pending the hearing, he has our baby and is in hiding. what do i do?

Whoever told you that the police cannot enforce an order until dad is served is wrong. Go back to the police department, and talk to a supervisor....

My soon to be ex-husband is retired & wants to remove me as survivor on his pension plan. Can I be removed against my wishes?

You need to speak to an experienced family law attorney NOW to help you protect these very valuable rights, BEFORE the dissolution (divorce) is...

Can a medical settlement be confiscated for child support without court order

If his ex says there's some amount due, it implies that there's ALREADY a court order for support in place, and a dispute about how much, if...

Can the court in california issue a stay away order for you to not contact a person without ur knowledge?

A temporary order ("TRO") can, and often is, issued without the knowledge or advance notice to the restrained person. The Court will then set a...

Can I file a motion for Paternity if I know my son's father is the father but he is questioning it?

You can file a request that he either (A) admit that he is Dad or (B) submit to, and pay for DNA testing. Since there is already some court...

In a dvorce both parties have attorneys n without the counsels knowledge the couple sign an agreement is it still enforceable?

With respect to the attorney who provided the earlier answer, the more correct answer is "Maybe; maybe not". There are specific requirements for a...

My mom says that she has custody over me but i cant find any custody papers.

You don't say if Mom and Dad were ever married. If they were, their dissolution (divorce) court file should include custody orders, or an...

Can the petitioner of a restraining order be arrested if they contact the other party?

If the "protected person" ("P.P.") wants to contact the "restrained person", ("R.P.") it's not a crime to do so. It's a BAD idea, and it MAY be...

You first need to understand that if, four days ago, you told a judge that you were frightened enough by what the "restrained person" did, that the...