Torrance, CA
Family Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
Take your court order, and go pick her up. The Court order must be followed.
If you have physical custody of the children, you can go to Probate court and file for Guardianship of the children.
Based upon your ex's arrest and conviction, it would seem you now have the evidence needed to support your request for sole legal and sole physical...
Based on your description of their behavior you could file a Domestic Violence REstraining order and request kick out orders. If your D.V....
Until you are able to get back to court, make a paper trail. Show up for the visitation. If she is gone, go to the police and get an incident...
The Court generally preserves the status quo. If you are the primary custodial parent, the court generally preserves that parenting arrangement. ...
Yes, a 50/50 time share usually uses a different burden thatn Burgess. In In re Marriage of McGinnis (1992) 7 Cal.App 4th 473 held “move away...
Pursuant to a landmark case Marriage of Burgess, a move of 40 miles was as "move away" case. Generally, any move out of the County is considered a...
Short answer is yes. The custodial parent does not carry the burden to prove the move is necessary. The noncustodial parent bears the initial...
Yes, the issues you raise are relevant to "best interests" of the child. You do need to make sure that the Judge knows about these...
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