She probably doesn’t have the capacity to give you a POA (otherwise, it’s a simple process of completing the form and having her signature...

If you’re seeking an alternative to obtaining info from the other party, you can subpoena records from 3rd parties if the hold the documents (like...

You cannot evict, and it’s likely that the home is community property because you paid for it with community funds.

It would obviously have a negative effect unless he has a reasonable explanation but as to the specific effect it will depend on the judicial...

Everything you post can be used either for you or against you - depending on content - and of course his can be used against him. Take care as to...

Go to the courthouse filing window and ask the clerk to pull your file; you then review your file, find the document and ask the clerk to make a copy.

She can use the online guideline support calculator: https://childsupport.ca.gov/guideline-calculator/

I think it depends on what’s in the default judgment especially as it relates to division of community property because reconciliation could impact...

The judge will be focused on the best interest of the child - not you - so you have to inform the court as to why the child was “overwhelmed” and...

The hearing on the DVTRO will take precedence (and there are many more steps after you file and serve the FL-100 w/Summons); however, when you...