Do I have a chance at Sole Custody?
...if by 'sole custody' you mean that mom will never see her child again, then no. Her custodial time cannot get much less than it is now so it...
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...if by 'sole custody' you mean that mom will never see her child again, then no. Her custodial time cannot get much less than it is now so it...
You have to ask for it: begin by getting yourself and the child to a safe place, then go to the domestic violence clinic at your courthouse where...
You filed a DV so what did you really expect? You were advised which is more than is required. Nothing legally need be discussed between you...
Seriously, if a judge told you that something is required, why would you question that? With that said, you need a 'trial' (not a 'hearing'...
The are two disadvantages that I can think of: either one party not disclosing OR a substantial change in assets and/or debts from 'preliminary'...
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The fact that dad only sees the kids 5% of the time may not work in your favor; the problem with moving far away is the need to keep a good...
You need to file a Request for Order (FL-300) asking for custody, and outline in your declaration the specific facts (including dates) that lead to...
I agree with Atty Drabin; here's an informational link for your county: http://www.sandiegocounty.gov/hhsa/programs/cs/adoptions_program/
California Family Code 4009 (and consider CA Family Code 4000-4014)
...very unlikely to succeed with an appeal, and you cannot do it without an attorney. You should consult with attorneys in your area to see if...