Family Lawyer
Practice Areas: Family
You don't get to "decide"; you're still a minor, and your parents have to make decisions. You may be entitled to some INPUT in the decision-making...
Congratulations on working many of your issues out. Child support is set by state guideline; if Mom is making close to double what you made last...
The short answer is YES, there are ramifications, particularly if it isn't done EXACTLY correctly. This is a situation where getting it done...
You'll need to review ALL the facts, and ALL the numbers with an experienced family law attorney to get an opinion which will be of any value or...
To give any useful answer to this really requires that an experienced family attorney look at the PRECISE terms used in the stipulated judgment,...
Depends on what the prenuptial agreement says. Ask the lawyer who wrote it.
It's not clear from your question who married whom first, but once your husband got married for the FIRST time, then until he either: (a) got...
n California, minor children don't ever get to "decide" who they live with and spend time with; that's for the parents to decide, or for the court...
Possibly, but even if the court makes such an order, which isn't very likely, how are you going to collect it?
No, there is no such rule; courts often award short-term spousal support even after short marriages. The criteria are in California Family Code...
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