I suggest you contact CSSD to open a case for child support. They will do it at no cost to you, and they have access to his employer through their...

If you have shared custody - or unrestricted visitation, then yes - but you’ll have to provide your court order.; otherwise, file an RFO for...

Of course not; it’s up to you to produce the remaining pages to disprove what he is trying to prove; it is an adversarial legal system. However,...

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It depends on why the father apparently is out of the picture, but you must file a Petition for Guardianship in the probate court in the county...

A proposed Judgment per CCP 664.6 must conform to the agreement that was either written as an agreement in court or presented orally to the Judge...

It depends: if you were cohabitating with your husband during conception, then he is the legal father; if you were separated, then the child isn’t...

One option would be to register the order or Judgment with California - or hire an attorney in CA to attempt to convince the school that you have...

My understanding is that son accessed info and communicated it to you (or let you see it?). You could file and state that based on information...

…more specifically, if he used funds that belong to the community, his ex-wife might be able to claim an interest. As Atty Levine suggests, the...

You sue him for divorce and are entitled to your share of community assets along with debts. However you cannot sue for getting an abortion. You...