It isn’t considered income; if you find the info lacks clarity, you can add an explanation under #20 - Other Info.

He may have a right to the house but not the contents therein; those belong to you. You could try to get local law enforcement to assist you in...

You’ll have to file an RFO for the court to sign on his behalf.

Rules are made to insure that the court can rely on the filed information; the subtle fact that you have moved to the same location cannot be...

…astonishing that you would think this was legal.

In addition to the Stip (which may or may not be acceptable) you could pay for it and request the court to order him to reimburse you (by...

You could given the other parent a caregiver affidavit but that wouldn’t solve the problem of her refusal to move with you.

She doesn’t have the authority to kick you out of the house; you may want to get the assistance of local law enforcement to get your belongings. ...

He can withdraw his POA by stating so in writing to his mom - but he can’t force her to take action on his behalf.

He only has a right to 1/2 the value of the remaining community assets and obligations as of date of separation - not 1/2 of money earned during...