Initially, temporary support is determined by “need” and “ability to pay” so it isn’t guaranteed and may be in fact not be needed.

1) The biological Father 2) Yes 3) No 4) No Note that answers presume child born in California

There is a case - I think it was a father who gave up his career to become a monk. I don’t remember the name of it however.

You have no interest in the home but you should file for child support. - Department of Child Support Services will do it at no cost to you.

You will need an attorney but here is a link to instructions to file a paternity...

He needs to file an RFO for a modification of support because of decreased earning capacity.

It’s only any income that would be generated by the inheritance that would be used to modify your spousal support.

Yes - but be sure to either pay for the car or make the down payment from a separate account into which you deposited your inheritance so it can be...

Notice must be given approximately 24 hours in advance or prior to 10 AM prior to the date one is filing the ex parte.

Review the court order - wherever it is. And if the “he” that you refer to is the father of the child, then he has custody.