Draft a "Stipulation and Order", get the other parent to sign it and then send it to the court. Once that's done, you can call the courtroom where...

Depends on what your court orders say. If you have custody orders (you say you only have visitation), then look at your orders and see what they...

The context of this question isn't clear. If you never married, then there'd be no reason for you to get a divorce. California does not recognize...

Presumably the rejection form itself tells you what attachments are missing. Without seeing the rejection and without having the benefit of seeing...

With Summary Dissolution, it's highly likely that "statistical disposition" means judgment was entered on that date and they are/were divorced.

Review California Code of Civil Procedure §664.6. When the parties stipulate, in the presence of the court or orally before the court, for...

If your wife wants a divorce, she can have a divorce. you cannot stop that process. You can certainly reach a settlement with her, but that's not...

Your case is venued in Pennsylvania. The fact that you live here in Los Angeles does not change that fact. You should therefore be making your...

Yes, it is possible to challenge a prenup. There are several grounds on which someone can claim they did not fully understand or appreciate what...

Yes you can. Whether it's a good idea to proceed without an attorney however, is a different question. If you want it done right, then it would...