You need to file a creditor’s claim in your dad’s probate case; if there isn’t one open, you as a creditor can open one.

DCSS tends to calculate support based on the actual time-share rather than the ordered time-share.

She can of course make the request but she will be successful only if she can show a substantial change of circumstance but even then she would...

If your parental rights were terminated, you will not owe child support. If only your custodial rights were termites, your obligation to support...

He cannot quit; if he does, he can be imputed with the income that he lost. However, it’s not going to be a quick road to getting him to...

Since you have a signed agreement in court, you can file a request for order per Civil Code 664.6 to ask the court to enter the Judgment despite...

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….not if she is emancipated; however, you can’t emancipate her - she has to emancipate herself.

IMHO, if your son is a “baby” then I think you are transferring your feelings onto him. You haven’t described any action by dad in your son’s...

IMHO, the restriction against ‘removing’ the child from the state means permanently removing or relocating (but reasonable minds can differ) and it...

…and her getting a TRO against you only prevents you from contacting her - not her contacting you.