Pasadena, CA
Family Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation, Domestic Violence
Meet and confer generally comes up when there is an unresolved dispute that needs a hearing of some type. That the X has just file an "OSC",...
You are obligated to follow the court orders. If the children are old enough (in the late teens) and mature enough, they could tell the dad...
The facts are a bit confusing. It sounds like the child has the dad's last name and now the mom wants to add her last name (hyphenate?). If this...
Without knowing more facts, it is hard to answer your question. You should contact an attorney as soon as possible.
Stop all contact except as permitted in the restraining order!!! The order is by the court. Not by her. So you are in violation of the court's...
To answer your question, "it depends". In order to make all the legal decisions of your daughter's life, you need full "legal custody". You may...
Best suggestion is to get a legal consultation immediately. As a general rule, you don't want to hold one part of a court order "hostage"...
Since time is of the essence, the easiest is to file a petition for dissolution and check "irreconcilable differences" as the reason. Then get it...
QDRO's are highly specialized orders generally done by attorneys only focusing in that area of law. And many of them only work through attorneys...
Assuming you have a restraining order against him, you may be able to extend the order to cover your child after he/she is born. That depends on...
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