California Divorce

A Trial prove up sounds like a default hearing for a default judgment. If that is the case you should have already provided the court with a...

Is there a California time limit for presenting medical bills to non-custodial parent for payment?

Medical bills need to be submitted within 30 days of the expense. (Family Code 4062 and 4063) You might want to look at form FL-192 that will...

Terminating sanctions are a penalty issued against someone because they are not following the rules. The court would terminate their ability to...

Spousal support terminates as an operation of law when one of the parties dies. There is no need to go back to court. Spousal support terminated...

How can I avoid paying spousal support?

You need to talk with an experienced Family Law attorney and get all your documentation correct. If the court finds out that you filed something...

Hi I have a question about my son. the father of my son started to show up and he asked me if i could use his last name to his

You do not have to agree to change the last name of your son. If the Father wants to request the court to change his last name he has to show that...

Can I move city and take my kid, if I currently have 100% physical custody and 50% legal?

Your ability to move depends on the current court orders. Do they restrict your movement and if they do how far is that restriction? You should...

Alimony and child support

After the child support stops he is still responsible for any spousal support order. You need to review the orders and see how much spousal...

I am a custodial parent I have arranged for a paid monitor for visits, The problem is I can't pay the fee for my part. Its a

You need to let the other parent know that you are unable to afford the monitor and try to work something out. The monitor will usually want their...

Father passed in 1996. Grandmother died in 2006. Father never paid child support, uncle inherited wealth; can I collect???

Since your Father pre-deceased your Grandmother he was not one of her heirs. Therefore he was not entitled to any part of the Grandmother's estate...