Contempt won’t work if you are trying to modify an existing schedule. In general, the court also won’t order interference with a NCP’s custodial...

…adding that if this is very recent, be prepared to explain to the court why you requested or accepted mid-day visitation while looking for a job.

If it’s post-Judgment and the box isn’t checked on the RFO, then you have a right to object; however, if prior to Judgment, the support may just be...

His Notice of Unavailability has no legal effect and he is bound to appear or find someone else to do it or get it continued.

That’s not gonna work; lack of cooperation is one sure way to end up losing them.

You don’t have to give in to her demands to reach an agreement in mediation; go back to court and have the judge make the orders - and give him or...

Property purchased during the marriage with money earned during the marriage (not give or inheritance) is community property.

…and how would you support them financially?

It depends on what you mean by child expenses; if these terms are not included in your orders, then no - unless you’re talking about child care or...

You would have to file a Request for Order for Modification of Custody - unless he’s willing to sign a Stip & Order; hopefully, you at least have...