Ex Parte - no show by the petitioner and it was not even on calendar!
Yes to sanctions under Family Code 271 and yes to having to file your own RFO (previously known as OSC)
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Yes to sanctions under Family Code 271 and yes to having to file your own RFO (previously known as OSC)
The default is for the receiving parent to transport the child; however, under the circumstances, it was his choice to move away and it should be...
Better answered by a qualified immigration attorney rather than family law attorney.
Use your married name until the judgment grants you a change of your last name to your maiden name.
You can appeal but I am not sure whether this would be the best cost-effective approach. Why don't you ask the court to appoint a vocational...
No not without an accompanied request to adopt the children by a step-father for example.
No but file it and serve it on the opposing party anyway; if the judge denies it as untimely, you can still testify to its content.
Probably not unless he shows a really good cause for the termination or some inappropriate behavior.
In family court litigation, each party has his own or her version of the truth and preconceived ideas about the other party's character. Add to...
Alimony is income for tax purposes and if you have the sole physical custody (over 80%); the SS payment should count towards her income; the $160K...