Assuming dad no longer lives in California, then along with filing a Request for Order (FL-300) for change of venue (ideally with Points &...

Father has not been legally found to be an abuser; the fact that you call him that when various entities have not so found might lead a judge to...

You can file a request for a DVTRO with a kick-out order for wife if she is being abusive - and there’s no need for physical abuse; only...

You cannot successfully submit a Judgment Pkg without ether an agreement with your spouse, and after a trial. A settlement seems unlikely if your...

If you don’t want to separate or divorce, then there’s nothing you can do except give him his “separated” space because there is nothing you can...

It might be a Judgment on Reserved Issues. - if you reserved the issue of custody in your Judgment for Paternity. That does become a final...

At the time of dad’s death, his wife was entitled to the ashes; after 12 years, it’s much too late to make a claim; although I have no direct...

Good question - there must be an open children support case that maybe you didn’t get notice about. You need go to the court and do a name search...

..,.,.adding that double jeopardy only applies in criminal cases - and since no charges were filed, it wouldn’t apply even if you were in criminal...

….adding that since he has no legal obligation to support a step-son, as others have posted, it won’t matter.