…adding that you have let her control the situation for way to long; file a parentage action if one isn’t filed already and request custody and...

The court considers the request made by the party filing the RFO so you need to file the Respnsive Declaration providing factual statements that...

If there was nothing left in the estate, you didn’t have anything to distribute, so in theory there would be no recpets; if you distributed...

Have you filed a Notice of Change of Address? If the P.O. Box is the address you used on the documents filed with the court, then that is the...

So, you didn’t file a responsive declaration and weren’t able to show up to court. You’ll have to try again by filing your own RFO with a really...

…adding that before you worry about filing your own RFO, you can accomplish the same thing if you just file the Responsive Declaration (FL-320),...

It depends on how you “acquired” the money; doubtful in your case but if you received the money as a gift or inheritance or proceeds from the sale...

… also bring documents that prove your side of the story

Habitation isn’t the issue - length of marriage is; however, just file your Response and put the correct dates.

If the judge made an actual “finding” (instead of a inconsequential comment), the that is the law of the case.