Can I sue my ex for the legal expenses I incur for filing a motion through my attorney?

You should speak with an experienced family law attorney before deciding what you need to do, and the fastest, least expensive way to do it. If a...

Is it legal for an 18 yr old female on probation in ca to have sex with a 16 yr old boy in fl?

Seems like a really bad idea for the 18 year-old. Even if it's not prosecuted as "lewd act with a minor" in Florida, it's possibly "contributing...

Revisiting permanent restraining order that judge imposed

You had the opportunity to respond to the request for restraining order,and "expose" "what is hidden by the other side" and I'm assuming that you...

My Ex refuses to return my 15 year old daughter.

IF you have a SPECIFIC custody time-share schedule IN A COURT ORDER, and your ex is clearly in violation of the court order, you can ASK for police...

Should I even try to file for a change of venue?

It's not clear, from your question, who lives where at this point; if Dad still lives in Del Norte, it seems unlikely, but not impossible, that...

Can gifts from my parents during their marriage be part of their divorce settlement?

If the jewelry was purchased during your parents' marriage, then it may get included in the division of property at the time of dissolution, unless...

Was there a finding of "factual innocence" by the judge or jury? (This is NOT the same as a simple "not guilty" verdict, and is MUCH harder to...

Can a homeless and unemployed parent be given joint custody?

I believe that I and two other attorneys have already answered this question. Check those answers.

What does the court do about a father who quit his job to become homeless to avoid child support?

It seems unlikely that someone would become homeless just to avoid paying support, (it suggests some more serious psychological problems if it was...

Is it there is a supreme court case where only one parent can sign a child up for participation in extracuriclar ativites?

If there's no order or agreement for custody or visitation, then the other parent really has very little recourse, although the parent who objects...