Yes - but frankly I don’t know if the local law enforcement would force you.

There is no specific requirement for a declaration as long as facts in support are included on the FL-300; however, I agree that more detail would...

…but it isn’t a cause of action; divorce is a no-fault action but she can request spousal support and 1/2 of the community property assets. She...

Have the QDRO prepared if possible, then ask your husband to sign; when he refuses, file a Request for Order for the court to have it signed on his...

I think this relates to Immigration so I’ve changed the practice area.

Your community interest in any of the properties would not be effected by moving into one of them.

No - how could the other party respond without knowing what you alleged?

Tell him that he can’t go to court if he doesn’t respond, and if he doesn’t respond, the only way to move the case forward is to default him - and...

You may not need it; it depends on what he is requesting in the RFO and what relationship it has to custody.

Unfortunately, nothing else can be done - but you can certainly use her refusal to show that she is the parent least likely to promote a...