What is the difference between temporary spousal support and permanent spousal support ?
Temporary Spousal Support is intended to maintain the status quo, and is calculable based on your county's Temporary Spousal Support guidelines. ...
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Temporary Spousal Support is intended to maintain the status quo, and is calculable based on your county's Temporary Spousal Support guidelines. ...
She won't be entitled to much, if anything, depending on the provisions of the Prenup - unless she is so fortunate that at time of divorce, the...
No. If you are represented by counsel, you aren't in Pro Per and you can't file documents in Pro Per. Try to get your ex to agree to your...
Yes, California community property laws apply to all divorces, including your divorce. However, to assert your community property rights, you...
It is a community debt, and both parties are responsible for it. The "technicalities" that your question addresses don't change that.
The Stipulation (and Order) does not become a court order until it has been signed by the Court and filed. However, if by its own language, it is...
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You would best file and serve a timely Response. Resolve the case later - don't leave yourself in a vulnerable position by not timely Responding. ...
Accord with the prior two answers. The 30 day response time was set to enable cases to move forward in the event there is no response, but your...
You can move out, but should support your children to the best of your ability, or you could get in trouble. Your wife could apply though the...
If you didn't proceed with your divorce case to Judgment, you aren't divorced. It takes much more than just filing and serving the Petition. But...