Los Angeles, CA
Family Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Family, Child Support ... +3 more
You should discuss this with your attorney but he or she is generally correct except that you can change your mind and not move, and it is likely...
If you live in another state and you filed, then more than likely you need legal advice in that state - not Sacramento. Also you need to worry...
Since your ex has custody of a child to whom he has no biological relationship, we must assume that there are many facts about your possible...
Your husband's behavior is obviously over the top but your behavior is also inappropriate; you should not be discussing custody with your child OR...
No - she can only file an appeal (which wouldn't help) - but she can file another RFO once she has evidence that his behavior affects his parenting...
My guess would be 'yes' - the court order establishes her present legal obligation at "zero" but that is separate from failure to communication...
Call the daycare provider that she said she was using to confirm what your son said, and then report back to the court; even if you don't know the...
Yes - you definitely can and must change from representing yourself to hiring an attorney knowledgable in international custody battles and much...
I think it's more probable than not
only if there was an expectation that you would improve financially and you chose not to because someone new can support you; otherwise, no effect
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