Of course you should inform the cart that the opposing party’s attempt at disclosure was insufficient (need FL-150 and FL-140 in additional to all...

I think the judgment language is unclear; it mentions that Petitioner can stay in the home with no mention of you - the Respondent. Did you divide...

Initially, it depends on how long ago this happened (if over one year, it’s too late), and then it depends on whether your assumptions are correct.

She shouldn’t - but of course she can; remember this the next time she needs to modify the “orders” as she apparently can’t be trusted to keep her...

The mother has a greater right to custody than you wife - unless there is a significant reason (unfit parent) that she doesn’t have any custody. ...

You need to complete the mandatory disclosure forms (FL-140, FL-142/160, FL-150) and serve them on the other party and demand that they do the same...

You have to file a Request for Order requesting that the court order her to return with the children to California and that custody be modified...

If you are un-represented, you have to disclose an actual (complete) mailing address; if you are responding to discovery, the other side has a...

…but he might consider trying to get her to make these comments in writing and then report her to her licensing agency.

You need to get the reports from the school to show she’s not doing her homework on Mom’s days, and then file an RFO to modify Mom’s days to not...