They filed in CA because your original case must have been there and hasn’t been transferred to your new state (which doesn’t happened until both...

…and note that it isn’t considered threatening to say that you - or rather your husband - will take advantage of a legal process available to them.

There’s nothing you can do if he continues to get state benefits or until you can locate his place of employment (but if CSSD can’t locate it, I...

There is significant disparity of income so if there is a significant change from when support was originally ordered, you probably will have an...

You can’t “quash” it (only for case initiating documents) but you can defeat it if she doesn’t provide proof of the schedule change.

If the paystub is needed to just show bonus or commission amounts, then maybe but normally all info other than the payee’s social security number...

You don’t need his permission to file for divorce; below is a link to a guide to the process. You can also get a DVRO against him by going to the...

So - you want to sue your 18-year-old daughter? What assets does she have that you could be awarded as damages? You might ok to the person that...

It depends on what you’re asking the court to do; it can’t change your ex’s behavior but it might consider modifying legal custody if the two of...

If he is the respondent, then the misspelling is on him; if your filed Request for Order has the correct spelling, there is no need to refile it.