I filed my divorce in CA, my ex lives in louisiana, we are fighting for custody, can my divorce still be completed in ca?

Yes assuming the children have lived in ca for six month prior to filing the divorce and you are still a resident of ca

What are my legal right for visitation?

The hearing was probably at child support services and they do not have the power to issue custody or visitation orders. if you want custodial...

My minor sons parental rights

Well he needs to file a paternity action to establish a child-parent relationship with this child and then can request custodial rights. However,...

The mother of my son just got charged with felony domestic violence, will she lose her rights to custody?

No, not automatically. Was the violence against you or someone else and did the child witness the violence or not? two facts that we need to know...

I'm the Petitioner and Father and have filed for Dissolution. The Respondent has not answered. I want to file a default

Where child support is indicated just put "Reserved" and on the judgment FL-180 write the name of your child and check the box that parentage was...

Child support is by guidelines and is mandatory and no she cannot take your papers, however, if you fail to pay court-ordered child support then...

The clock starts ticking from the day of last publication; usually the newspaper will send a proof of service to the court with a copy to the...

How do i finalize my divorce without the petitioner?

I am assuming that you have already entered the default and filed the at issue memorandum to set a trial date. If this is the case just prepare a...

Divorce Trial Judgement, house is listing for sell. I am living in the house. should I still pay the mortgage payments to my Ex?

It is a tough question; I believe that you should continue the payment of mortgage to your ex if your ex is making the payment on the mortgage. If...

I just moved about 15 miles away from Rosemead to Gardena. My ex and I have joint legal and physical custody and our child

Unfortunately you need his consent; if he is such an unreasonable parent, you need to go to the court.