How do I establish custody in California even if I have a case in NV? I have lived in California for 2 and a half years.

You and her father would have to agree to move the case to California. Do both of you live in California? You would have to contact the Nevada...

What kinda of lawyer do I need..my ex owes me court ordered attorney fees and lost wages... bUT claims to have no money.....

I concur with Attorney Routledge, you should contact the Department of Child Support Services at no cost to you. You can find out how to receive...

What can i do in this situation? (Wife married under what i believe are false pretenses)

I concur with Attorney Conviser that it may not qualify as an annulment. You should file one petition both for the annulment or in the alternative...

Is the Child support calculator provided on the CDCSS website going to be more accurate than Dissomaster?

Both programs use California Guideline Support. It is possible that you entered information differently than the attorney did. You must enter...

Can I file for a DNA test unborn baby

I concur with my colleagues. You must wait until the baby is born and then you can request a DNA test on the baby to determine if you are the father.

What are the chances of a successful stepparent adoption in our situation?

I concur with my colleague. You can find out more information regarding step-parent adoption at the following link: ...

It seems that when you ex filed he thought he would get a different result. In fact, the result he got was worse because the mediator recommended...

Family Law Question

I concur with my colleagues. It would be a conflict of interest and they should inform you immediately upon your request for a consultation. Most...

Your custody order is between you and Father. If he is deployed, his parenting time reverts to you. If the Step-Mother wants to have parenting...

What will most likley be the outcome for other parents petition to move?

I believe Attorney Couture summed it up very well. There is very little chance that the Court would deny the other parent's request for a move...