It has nothing to do with the DVTRO; in my opinion, just give it to him. It belongs to him.

It doesn’t necessarily just “stop” - you may havre to have it stopped if wage assigned - and it is no longer owed once the child turns 18 and...

If there is a dispute about title and you are concerned that the other party could sell or encumber the property, the yes for the California...

They could do it for the same case but a different abusive act.

Yes - the father can bring a parentage action to force you to share custody of what is his son as well as yours.

I agree with the child’s father - you made the appointment; you miss it - you pay.

…adding the form is the FL-195; compete the form, submit it to the court for judge’s signature and then mail it to his employer’s HR Dept. Here’s...

You have to either have her served personally or include an FL-117 (notice and acknowledgment of receipt) and see if she’ll accept service by mail.

California law mandates that al property is divided 50/50.

f you intend to continue to live with your parents, you should put down your actual personal expenses; if you want to get your own place, you...