The father of my child wants to sign away his rights
No, he cannot "sign his rights away" in a family law proceeding. It will be best for both of and the child(ren) for you to work together to deal...
Mission Viejo, CA
Probate Lawyer at Mission Viejo, CA
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No, he cannot "sign his rights away" in a family law proceeding. It will be best for both of and the child(ren) for you to work together to deal...
Oddly they probably think you are evil. Amazing, no?
There is no certain answer without mre facts. If this is an ERISA plan there must be a QDRO ad they are technical and expensive. However if you...
I hate to break it to you but 1) one side ALWAYS feels cheated in any divorce, and 2) even a "good" judge will do things you don't like....
This is an issue most likely addressed in the local court rules. HOWEVER even if you file the day of the hearing the papers will still be looked...
If you have a key and/or your name is on bills sent to this address he can't legally lock you out. (He is also not allowed under tax law to take...
I see no reason for Dad to request sole legal and physical custody. There does need to be a Judgment of Dissolution. He needs to go to the self...
if this was REALLY a Summons-- not other court papers-- personal service is requited except under restricted circumstances. Failure to attend...
The problem here, practically speaking, is that a change in custody is the likely result if Dad moved away and deprived you of visitation--but due...
it seems there is no clear law on this: See LA Times artilce below.