Los Angeles, CA
Family Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Family, Child Support ... +3 more
It will certainly require a change in custody - either if wants to see his son under a different custodial plan, or you want to solidify whatever...
I would say no need to list property since you no longer own it, and if you made no payments toward the house then you ex doesn't have a claim for...
In my opinion, you are approaching the issue in an appropriate way, and despite what your ex may argue, the court expects and accepts that each...
That is a fool's game; if mom is no longer living with BF (restraining order) then unless she invites BF back into her home, there is no reason...
If the testing results are part of evidence in a custody battle, then I would suggest that it an appropriate attempt to 'rebut' the evidence.
He should have notified you of his plans, but unless he has failed to return the child or is hiding him, then no.
You need to log everything that occurs (although I don't know how appropriate it is to tape your child and then expect it to be evidence because...
1) you need sworn declarations under penalty of perjury + actual testimony 2) unlikely, and rather mean 3) as property, perhaps 1/2 of cost
She probably lost custody rather than 'gave up her rights' so she is still their mom and would be the obvious choice unless she's unfit; your...
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There is nothing you can do until you are ready to leave him; then you can get a restraining order to keep him away.
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