OTOH, you can agree to private mediation, reach an agreement, have one of your file the petition, and the other of you can be “defaulted” as long...

You file the RFO, get a hearing date, appear at the hearing date, argue your case, and hopefully get an order. If the other side doesn’t comply,...

…adding that they are a government agency created to assist in collecting any child support owed to you - and at no cost to you - and they do the...

In a nutshell, you submit the papers - which must be declarations or business records to be admissible - attached to a cover sheet with the title...

You need to file a Request for Order to substantially reduce either your current support order, your order on arrears, or both. You can also go to...

…but if you do file them (and often non-represented parties are told by self-help grounds to file them) they are public record.

You have to file a RFO for modification if you have no visitation based on fraudulent contract - but the court will wonder why you didn’t “find...

Of course - you will need to either reach an agreement with your spouse to sell, or ask the court to order it sold.

The only way to prevent it would be to tone down your “nasty dispute,” take some responsibility for your part in it, and see if you can’t reach a...

Possibly - but why isn’t she working? Perhaps ask for a “seek work” order - although it may cost more in child care (that you would have to pay...