You can get them from the provider, or if you can wait, do a supplemental declaration stating the she is refusing to provide copies of the record -...

…but you owe her (or at least you owe her “too”) - and she’s right that if you were awarded an amount from a joint account, you can just withdraw...

Not much; there isn’t really any prosecution for perjury for the general populace but you could report her to the DA and see if they would take the...

It depends on what you mean by “child welfare history;”. If he placed a child in danger and there is evidence, perhaps.

…or because dad died first, and his entire estate went to his wife (per the poster), it’s possible that the terms of the will allow her to change...

Legally, you are entitled to 30 days or 60 days notice if you’ve been there for more than one year; there is also a new law that prevents all but...

…and I’m confused as to why you sold gold to your brothers and then paid them; if you sold them gold, wouldn’t they pay you?

You can - but the dad can file a paternity actin with an RFO to ask that you be ordered to return to California.

If by “never left” you mean she lives with you, find out what mom said to get CalWorks and discuss that she may have committed welfare fraud. ...

Your child tested positive for amphetamines; there is a legal presumption that the child has been exposed and the removal of the child is for the...