Here’s a link: https://www.courts.ca.gov/1032.htm

The fact that your husband wants his day in court is certainly not abuse of process. Forget spousal support - you weren’t married long enough to...

Are you over 18 and can claim yourself? If not, then it is up to your other parent to determine who between them should claim you.

…and you cannot remain on his insurance once partnership is dissolved.

There is no reason to be afraid of him with respect to appearing in court; it is a public place with an armed bailiff in attendance. If you wants...

Generally, no - but the other parent sent a text giving her consent. Did you show that text?

If they’re still alive, it’s not inheritance money - it’s gift money, which is also separate property. Keep it segregated from any account that...

It does mean you are divorced; you may get a copy of your Judgment back if you included an envelope with sufficient postage. Otherwise, you can...

You have not proven your case - and even described him as “alleged” - so there is no basis to sue CPS. You best cooperate in every way with CPS...

It’s evidence to show her intent assuming you can prove she wrote it, or if nobody challenges it. You will only need it if the executor wants to...