You may be able to obtain a fee waiver. However, if you do not qualify for the fee waiver, you will have to pay initial filing fee.

My dog bit a teenage boy and I am almost positive the mother is going to sue me. What should I do?

I would call your homeowners insurance carrier and inform them of the incident. Pursuant to your homeowners policy they should provide you with a...

When does the 6 month process begin for finalizing my divorce

Once he is served with the papers and / when he signs a Notice and Acknowledge of Receipt.

Once a child support adjuster calculates what you will pay in child support is it worth hiring an attorney to try to pay less?

You and your child's mom can enter into a stipulation and order to modify the child support. You will require a judge's signature and said...

Is it legal for my ex’s employer to not accept a court order for spousal support from me? They won’t accept the court order

The short answer is yes. Check to make sure the Order for Withholding support is in compliance with court rules. If so, then you may seek court...

I have a child custody hearing soon

Are there any current custody orders? If so, are there significant changed circumstances since the last order? If not, then you need to...

My spouse was married in mexico but is no longer with that person for 12 years?

If your husband resides in California, he has to file a petition for dissolution in California regardless of his residence status. He then has to...

How to divorce from a USA citizen living in another country ?

If you meet residency requirements in California, then you must file for divorce in California. It does not matter where the other party resides.

If I have full legal and physical custody of my child and decide to give him a day for him to take her will I lose full custody?

We need more information to properly respond. However, be mindful of the existing order. If there is monitored visitation and you allow...

See if they are willing to make some support payments voluntarily without prejudice, and agree that whatever orders the court ultimately makes at...