Culver City, CA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Culver City, CA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Marriage & Prenuptials, Family
Not clear what you mean by Pension and Stocks delaying your ability to respond to the petition. You were served a little over 30 days ago. Go...
You can request full custody (legal and physical). That doesn't mean he will be precluded from fighting you on it. He has the right to oppose...
If there are no custody orders, no judgment related to paternity (aka parentage), you can move. Whether you should move without his consent is...
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The clerk's transcript on appeal includes all documents filed in the case, including exhibits attached to those documents.
Possibly. You may be entitled to a "hardship deduction" for your new stepdaughter, which may result in less money available for support of your...
Sounds like you have a basis for moving to set aside the settlement agreement, which is where you should begin, rather than concentrating on an...
To answer your main question - "how do I go about making sure I don't get screwed ..." - hire a lawyer to help you protect your rights and interests.
If you already have sole legal and physical custody, you have the right to move.
Cost depends on what an attorney will charge you. If you do-it-yourself, the cost will be the filing fee of $435. If, however, you make mistakes...