You need to prepare and post a Notice of Abandonment on the door of the room. Get a consult with a landlord/tenant attorney.

Technically, yes … but it depends on what was ask, how often it happens and is it impacting the child’s best interest. At some point, if the...

…adding that you have a right to 1/2 of retirement benefit and 401k earned or contributed to during marriage and 1/2 of the average...

Perhaps you should’ve thought of that before you left her there. You could have included her in your application so I can only assume that the...

Since it’s been six years, you have a good argument for waiver. They have to give you 60 days notice. If you don’t vacate, then they file a...

No - it is when one of you decides the marriage is over and communicates that to the other spouse. (See Family Code 70)

Unfortunately, all public record and fair game.

There is no such thing as “primary physical custody” - there is only joint or shared custody (which does not mean 50/50) or sole custody.

No, not wrong, and yes s/he can. The concern is your behavior - not to whom it was directed.

You have the righty to file a Request for Order and provide factual evidence that your amateur diagnosis of your ex is accurate. Even so, he...