How can I get full custody of my son?...I was a victim of domestic violence.

Do exactly what Atty Okorocha suggests, but keep in mind that the policy goal of the State of California is to give all children the benefit of...

As Atty Harrington points out, the child's father has priority over any other relative, so is your sister married to the child's father? If so,...

Am getting divorced in Ca. Have both dogs but spouse wants one. What if I sell one or both before going before judge?

If you have been served with, or served, the Summons (Family Law), you will note that there are orders contained on it that prevent the sale of any...

I went through the process in 1988 in california, having to modify the child support issue at the time

I'm not sure what you mean by "went through the process" and "never went back to correct that" - what process and correct what? Anyway, if...

Can grandma get custody?

Grandma can't get custody but she could file for a guardianship in which she would have to prove that you are detrimental to your child. It...

HOW DO I SIGN OVER MY RIGHTS AS A FATHER? HOW DO I GET THE PROCESS STARTED-WHAT ARE THE STEPS I NEED TO TAKE?

Well....to get started you would have to find a man who really likes both your child and his or her mom, and urge him to adopt your child;...

I am divorced. I pay child support for my son. he has been in a special ed school for the past 9 months.

I would say it depends on whether mom continues to have expenses while he's away at school, and who is paying for the school; but generally she no...

The are certain exceptions that might apply but you will need to hire counsel to review your case, and prepare your motion to the court if...

MY SON IS IN COLLEGE, I OWE BACK CHILD SUPPORT, ME AND MY EX WIFE CAME TO AN AGREEMENT TO CANCEL MY BACK ARREARS, IS IT POSSIBL

Absolutely - but only if the arrears belong solely to wife and not to a state from which she may have obtained benefits. If you owe her directly,...

Community Property State -

To add to the previous post, I would say that you don't have a "claim" to the property because your husband's right to it was acquired prior to...