Whatever it is, it isn’t community property. I suggest staying out of it - it’s between your husband and his father.

She could certainly request fees - but if ex had a serious emergency that caused the cancellation, she may or may not get them. She should ask her...

Just be yourself, and bring with you respect for his ‘ex’ as the mother of his children. You would have to convince her and the court that you can...

…not necessarily; she has to request it, and then it depends on your availability to pay her fees as well as your own. It also depends on whether...

It depends on why you’re going to court; is it the trial for the dissolution? If so, you’ll get “status” and you present the issues without...

…adding that some courts will accept the Notice and Acknowledgment (FL-117) but it would be best to serve per Hague Convention requirements. As to...

It depends on where it was stamped. On the bottom 1/3 of the page there are temporary orders - if it was stamped at the bottom, there should be a...

THC is legal in California and treated similarly to alcohol, and if you happen to have a prescription, more the better. Your only option is to...

Since the grandparents were joined into your case, I don’t understand why there are two different trials. Regardless, if you’re not paying for the...

Did your dad inform the court that you wanted to be heard (either through an interviewer, an in-chambers conference with the judicial officer, or a...