Exwife wants to take away 50/50 legal and physical. Can that even happen?
I don’t see a “substantial change of circumstance” which is necessary following Judgment but it depends on the facts presented by both sides.
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I don’t see a “substantial change of circumstance” which is necessary following Judgment but it depends on the facts presented by both sides.
Increasing your custodial time with your child may or may not effect support; it depends on the relative incomes compared to timeshare as it...
Here’s a link to info and forms: https://www.courts.ca.gov/1212.htm?rdeLocaleAttr=en
Is Father your husband or ex-husband, and if so has a Judgment for Dissolution been entered? If not, then discovery is appropriate and 10 is way...
The court must have stated a commencement date in it’s order for support, and perhaps even in the order to sale of the family residence. If your...
You might consider discussing this with her as to why she feels victimized by him. I suspect but much of her reluctance comes from you either...
You can’t force her to cash out so I suspect you will spend more money and get nothing that you want. Just relax - have a QDRO done - and avoid...
…but you make a good argument that but for her withholding the child, you wouldn’t be in court. Perhaps 271 sanctions - but you’d need counsel to...
Do what you’re told! Apparently, you have not prepared and served your disclosures (fl-150, FL-160, FL-140) and then the FL-335 (proof of service...
…adding that if this is one- time event, ask why it was canceled. If it is ongoing, then file a Request for Order to unilateral control over medical.