Section 3044 applies to both legal and physical custody.

Spousal and child support calculations are based on gross income - always. If an annual bonus is the norm, i.e. predictable, my recommendation...

Depends on what you mean by "not ready to receive". On the one hand you say in the title of this inquiry that ex is "not to be found". Then you...

You file for divorce where you meet the residency requirements. For example, you would file in California if you’ve been living in California...

There is a judicial council form for "Income Withholding Order" but whether that is the appropriate form for your situation depends on what the...

Your case stays right where it is until there is a court order changing its venue or transferring the case to a different jurisdiction.

If the other party filed something with the court, they have an address of record. As long as you are using that address of record, you are fine. ...

While your divorce case is still pending, your divorce attorney needs to join the plan (CalPERS? CalSTERS?) as a claimant. That will alert the plan...

Depends on what your court orders say, but usually it’s the day your 18 year old graduates from high school. In your case that would mean your last...

Depending on the respective incomes of the parties and the custodial time-share, you may get a court order for support that is sufficient to enable...