The fact that you can only see her “when you’re in the state” in itself not reasonable; normally, the non-moving parent get significant holiday and...

If he just got a temporary RO, then you should first concentrate on disputing the allegations that he made to get it; you could also file your own...

Yes - she must give you notice; you need to hire counsel to assist in filing a request to set aside the order because you were never notified of...

if by “access” you are asking whether he has a community interest in it, he doesn’t; however, if you were married over 10 years, he can chose to...

Did she actually get a no-notice restraining order? If so, you file your response (FL-320) with attached exhibits (if they tend to dispute her...

You and the other parent can prepare - or better yet have an attorney prepare - a Stipulation and Order to Modify the custodial parenting plan,...

Was it your interpreter or the other party’s? If you need an interpreter, how do you know that someone’s words were misinterpreted? Did you...

Since she no longer lives in your house, it may not be easy to get him out of “your” house with a DV; however, you can evict him but since he’s...

…or if it is just a Temporary Restraining Order pending a full hearing, then it is common for the judicial officer to base his or her ruling on the...

Re Divorce: you can still file a Request for Default if it’s been 30 days and she still hasn’t filed the Response.