Costa Mesa, CA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Costa Mesa, CA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +2 more
We need to know: 1. The other parent's income 2. Custodial time 3. insurance payment 4. Mandatory retirement, union dues 5. hardship...
If there are no custody orders, then yes you may relocate. But no you do not automatically get full custody of the children. There must be a court...
No once the baby is born you can request a DNA test.
You can file a request custody orders that include neither parent shall be able to take the children out of state without the other's consent....
I highly doubt that the pics will give you an edge regarding the division of property but they might be relevant to prove his income and expenses...
Best way to handle it would be to file a paternity action with the court and file a stipulation so you have an actual court order.
Only if there is a contempt action filed against the party in family law or there is a criminal proceeding (like Domestic violence) that is still...
Due to new case law, separation requires separate residences. Either way, it is always a good idea to try to find a job or go back to school in a...
You are correct. She needs to file a new RFO. You cannot simply supplement an RFO requesting new things.
You can file a paternity action and request a DNA test.