My wife has a skin disorder called ichthyosis and she is not taking her medication for it

You need for a competent family law attorney to review your case as to the many factors you didn't mention and then determine an appropriate course...

How do I go about showing/proving to the court that caring for my disabled child affects my earning capacity?

It doesn't unless it injures you. But, it does affect your availability for work. If you have primary custody (as seems to be the case), open a...

The Superior Court in your County has jurisdiction over the marriage and can terminate it. Issues relating to child custody, support, assets, and...

Family Court Motion to Reconsider. Is there a form?

Please discuss this with the attorney you pay to field such questions who is up on the facts. Ask your attorney if C.C.P. Section 1008 allows your...

When served by court documents, do I need to know the persons name who served me?

You appear to be validly served. I'd not muck this up with marginal or frivolous issues.

My wife is having issues with an inheritance because her birth certificate does not have her correct last name on it.

Probably the birth certificate isn't essential, but it should be amended/corrected regardless.

DCFS completely dismissed my concerns of my 3 little girls placed with Dad. I have concrete evidence, What can I do?

You should have a court-appointed lawyer. I don't see why I should subsidize that attorney.

I'd see if the incident was captured on videotape and if you can find witnesses. The Bouncer may have criminal liability and liability for actual...

My ex wont pay for preschool even tho the judge order to each pay half.What happens if he doesn't pay?

You should explore how to get payment voluntarily and involuntarily from Dad. If he won't pay, you should look at financing it yourself and...

I had my family law case dismissed by judge because my ex husband is said to be legal father but I want to reopen the case,

It appears that the Court has adjudicated your X as the legal father of the child--utilizing a conclusive presumption of paternity of a child...