…unless there is an issue of attorney’s fees.

She must’ve filed something in which she claimed DV because otherwise you would’ve had an ex parte or no-notice hearing with a result. I suggest a...

You should be able to get a limited DVTRO because the conduct is certainly “disturbing your peace” - here’s a...

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Since the other party has filed a responsive declaration, you will need their agreement to take the hearing off calendar. It is too late to...

The person to be compensated is your mom for making up the difference (because apparently you were in fact supported by her).

You can’t really include a signed POS inside the package that you’re declarations you’ve served because until it is mailed, it hasn’t been served.

If you have more income, you might have to pay more support - but it depends on whether the other parent makes the request and whether the...

He needs to establish his legal parentage and file a Request for Order at least for joint legal custody and a visitation schedule. There is no...

The end of community property is the date of separation so clearly what he is spending with current earnings are not your concern. However, 1/2...

You would almost certainly be denied any relief in family court; as to your analytical ability, there’s no hope for that.