Can I pause spousal support payments if I'm currently not employed?

You can file for a modification of support based on your current employment situation. Consult with an experienced family law attorney to assist...

Is it against the law not to answer my ex-wife's calls? Is there any negative impact for me or my son as she is claiming below?

Your judgment may provide for telephone contact between you and your minor son at your son's request. However, you are not "breaking the law" by...

If a attorney tells a judge he did not file taxes because he was under a "threshold" what does this mean?

He made very little money so he did not have to file.

Technically a judgment can be set aside within 6 months under CCP 473. As such, she can set aside the stipulated judgment if she so chooses.

Shared custody and child support. My child's mother & I share joint legal & physical custody. I want to lower child support.

You can always have her submit to a vocational evaluation to impute income to her but this can be expensive. Depending on your current child...

Claiming child on tax return after divorce.

If your judgment states you have odd years, then you are to claim the child on odd years.

In order to see my kids in another city do i have to move?

No you do not have to relocate. You can devise a parenting plan that works for both of you. Otherwise you can file an RFO with the court modifying...

Do I need to fill out a DV-100 form to get a restraining order for a no contact order?

You can file a request for a restraining order. Whether or not a judge will grant if will depend on the content of the texts and emails as well as...

Could I potentially get primary custody?

It all depends on the facts of the situation and if this has been an ongoing history of failure of co-parent. Judges generally are reluctant to...

How long does is typically take to see a judge, after filing for custody or a petition for paternity in family court in CA?

The time frame depends on the complexity of the case as well as the caseload at the courthouse. You can file an ex parte application if there is...