Do I qualify as a legal CA resident to file for divorce?
To be safe I would file for legal separation in CA and amend the Petition to divorce once you meet the residency requirement.
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To be safe I would file for legal separation in CA and amend the Petition to divorce once you meet the residency requirement.
Yes so long as either of you resided for 6 months or longer in California and 3 months or longer in the county you want to file the divorce in.
No child support for sure; probably no spousal support considering the lengthy time that has elapsed since the separation; one issue would be the...
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It is easier to be married than not. They will do a home study to make sure that the two of you have the means and a safe environment to raise the...
Highly unlikely that the court would consider her motion to modify the judgment, since the omission was hers and not yours.
You can file an RFO to fix the error if necessary. I do not think it should be a problem for the court to fix the judgment.
No you cannot file the 170; you need to (1) serve the petition and summons and file proof of personal service FL-115 (2) Request to enter...
That is none of her business; you have been separated for two years!
It would be easier to file for adoption if you and your fiance became legally married. Then a petition for adoption can be filed with the court...
Not a crime for sure but then you need to know for the sake of the child and maybe the father wants to be a part of the child's life.