If there is community property, it must be divided. She can request anything she wants but that doesn’t mean she will get it; if your income is...

By all means, ask. If the court doesn’t grant it, you are no worse off than you are now except for filing fee. If you have other requests or...

The only person who could answer this question is him; however, most parents are very upset when the other parent files a DVTRO.

See Probate Code 13502 which requires that the spouse either elect probate administration or waive it.

You file the RFO in the original court and - yes - if approved, file for modification in the where the case is transferred.

It is generally acceptable and customary to take 7 consecutive days and combine them with a regular weekend schedule for a total of 10 days.

You need to make the request to the Petitioner or their attorney in writing and get their agreement in writing.

Notice that the enumerated expenses are mandatory expenses - the examples you list are not mandatory although probably advisable. I say you just...

It is correct; neither state has “home” state jurisdiction. He needs to check with an attorney in the state where she filed to determine the...

…adding that assuming he filed using the Fl-300, you would respond with a FL-320, and service must be the same deadlines as filing.