Culver City, CA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Culver City, CA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Marriage & Prenuptials, Family
It depends on what your judgment says. If support is supposed to stop after 5 years, but the judgment states that the court "retains jurisdiction...
The law favors frequent and continuing contact with both parents. The court will make its orders regarding custody and visitation based on what is...
You can file for legal separation instead of filing for divorce. Once you file for legal separation you can file a Request for Order for custody...
You need a lawyer. Plain and simple. Your perception of what is going on may be correct, but the only way to know is to have someone look over...
California Rule of Court 3.670(d)(7) http://www.courts.ca.gov/cms/rules/index.cfm?title=three&linkid=rule3_670 - requires that litigants appear in...
It sounds like your order contained an ambiguity that custodial parent is now taking advantage of. While the order may say you both have to agree...
You should consult directly with an attorney and have that attorney do a Dissomaster calculation to make sure a mistake has not been made. The...
It's unclear what you are asking and why you think you need advice from other lawyers when you have one representing you in your divorce. If your...
If this is the first time a party in your case has requested trial setting, then you check "first". Otherwise, you haven't really provided enough...
As long as default has not been requested, or if requested, not yet entered, you can file and serve your response.