You have to have a legal basis to set aside an agreement, and since OPC was ordered to prepare and submit the order, you don’t yet have an order to...

If you’ve served the other party, you will have to get their agreement. Otherwise, call the dept clerk and ask to take it off calendar.

No - court can’t force dad to take custody - but why aren’t you getting significant child support? CSSD will open a case for you at now cost.

I honestly don’t know if anyone notified anyone but I don’t think it’s an insurer’s obligation to determine if you have any creditors - but once...

I see no reason why they couldn’t date as long as the monitor is no longer involved int the case as a monitor.

…and those rights extend to equal division of community property regardless of DV - although it will effect your custody if she is successful.

You first need to go to the court where the case was apparently filed and get a copy of the documents filed. There is a case number that should be...

You wouldn’t get a Judgment (as you already have one) but file a Request for Order for Determination of Arrears, provide a table with columns for ...

You need to review the DV documents that he filed and refute all of his allegations by filing the DV-120 - although it seems unlikely that he could...

It depends on the terms of the Trust once it became irrevocable (death of Caretaker) - and what legal authority did the Husband have per the terms...