How do I calculate child support?
From the form 1040, you use "adjusted gross" (not "taxable income"). https://childsupport.ca.gov/guideline-calculator/
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From the form 1040, you use "adjusted gross" (not "taxable income"). https://childsupport.ca.gov/guideline-calculator/
Depends on certain factors that are not mentioned in your question. 1) what was the length of the marriage; 2) does the judgment say the order is...
Property purchased during the marriage is community property. If there is some kind of written agreement that her changing title to her own name...
You're mixing issues here. When you file a motion with the court, regardless of whether it's filed electronically or in person, your motion is...
What does your marriage license say? I would use the location the officiant put down on your license.
The statute that governs motions to set aside a judgment is Family Code §2122. Using Duress as the grounds (§2122(c)) carries a time limitation of...
I don't understand this question. You say " ... agreed on and signed by both of us." but then you ask whether you sign the proposed judgment. ...
Income is not property subject to division in a divorce. Instead, income is used to calculate an amount for support. If there is a savings...
If you are in agreement, commit that agreement to a writing. Since you have already filed for divorce and have an open case, you can commit that...
Sounds like you've been served with a "Request for Production of Documents". As you have an open case and a pending hearing, the other party has...