Ex intends to sell the home after notarized written agreement stating he cannot evict me or our kids. Do I have a case?
If you never married, then there isn’t. If you are married, you would have to file for divorce to prevent the sale.
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If you never married, then there isn’t. If you are married, you would have to file for divorce to prevent the sale.
Review your custody orders and if the move will require a modification of custody or if they prevent the move, then she must file a RFO to get...
You can sue for nuisance and perhaps report activity to local police.
That is not the type of fraud for which a court will grant an annulment. Just get a divorce.
You need to get a court to make custody orders if you want something that you can enforce.
Did they actually terminate his parental rights or did he sign over custodial rights?
You need to get copies from the court that issued them.
The two parents just need to agree that a week begins on either Friday or Saturday and apply accordingly.
If you mean they filed a joint petition, the court will approve unless there is opposition.
Here’s a link to instructions: http://www.sdcourt.ca.gov/portal/page?_pageid=55,1524215&_dad=portal