Do I continue to enforce what's on the court order regarding visitation times? What do I do?
If he genuinely cannot do it 3, maybe you consider agreeing to a different time. You are being unreasonable.
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If he genuinely cannot do it 3, maybe you consider agreeing to a different time. You are being unreasonable.
If she doesn’t have a legal guardianship, then you could get them at any time - but you should consider the disruption to them if they have been...
It depends on the source of the funds use to start the business; if cp, then she has an interest.
File a Request for Order (FL-300) but you need to show a substantial change of circumstance unless there was a Garvin Warning, and if she has...
You should consider taking control of the situation by offering some type of visitation that you can live with: start small - maybe supervised -...
You would’ve had to give the person either a 30 or 60 days notice and then file an Unlawful Detainer. I would stop fighting and hope she just...
If there are orders in the FL case that could be modified (custody, support), then the case isn’t final and an RFO could be filed so technically...
You do in fact have to file a Petition for Name Change if you want to change your official records.
The court doesn’t usually want to know preference of child until age 14 and the court doesn’t just do what the child wants; it determines what is...
If you don’t know the answer, you may be getting way ahead of yourself. It depends on whether your spouse filed a Response and where you are in...