My Ex- and I we have a visitation order, but she not follow the court order, I have a police reports, what I can do to enforceit

Ms. Johns is correct, courts really shy away from contempts and they are difficult to prove up. You probably would benefit from having an attorney...

Is this illegal to take the kids out of state of California

I am not clear what court order is in place, or if she is simply refusing to return the kids until the court date. Doesn't sound like kidnapping,...

How???

You should retain an attorney who can discover all of this information. I am not sure he has much of a chance of a 50/50 order if he has a habit...

Legally, no. The order remains until a judge changes that. In reality, it is quite difficult to force a teenager to do something they don't want...

I'm 17 and parents are getting divorced can i choose who to live with?

Is that an option? Your opinion, if that is an option, does matter to the court at your age. The courts are well aware that teenagers are...

If he is driving without a license and unable to care for himself, I think it would be appropriate to file an ex parte. You should speak with an...

Substituting family law lawyers

It can send a message that you are not easy to get along with, or are difficult, so you need to be careful about picking someone you feel very...

If I have moved out of family residence, do I have to file legal papers to avoid future financial/legal issues?

You are under no obligation to file, but you really need to speak to an attorney to discuss your situation fully and determine your options. If...

How much weight will courts give to my husband moving 30 minutes away from our kids and fighting for 50/50 custody.

I don't think a 30 minute drive is going to be viewed as outrageous or unreasonable. If that is the only argument you have, it is a weak one. If...

I have been married for 21 yrs, I will be filing for a divorce where do I start

I really don't know what position you are currently in, but it may be a good idea to make an appointment with an attorney to discuss your options...