As long as CH lived in Riverside at the time of the filing, the court retains jurisdiction - especially if FA still lives there

If you are saying you either didn’t get the TRO or you didn’t ask for a temporary, then nothing prevents her from responding but you should’ve...

If you have documentation that supports an allegation you made or refutes one that the other party made, and you have personal knowledge of the...

Assuming you have a court order, go to the court that issued the order - or its website if documents can be ordered - and tell the clerk at the...

There is a waiting period between the Request for Default and submission of Judgment because the clerk has to serve the Request in the defaulting...

Do as he says: take him to court! file an RFO to modify custody to provide only those times that he actually picks up the child.

It does not follow employment. You need to prepare a new Income Withholding Order (FL-195), submit to the court for judicial signature and then...

Yes and you’ll have to overcome what I suspect would be the objection from the father who may respond to get full custody.

No - your husband has no legal obligation to support your children; you can however file a request for spousal support which would only be for a...

…doubtful - but are you saying that she wasn’t originally included in CPS’s petition; if she was, then the court determined that she wasn’t safe in...