Ms. Straus’ response is useful, please ignore the obscurity and generality of the chat bot generated reply from Mr. Arrasmith - it’s pointless to...

Well, if he keeps taking you to court there’s obviously a reason the Judge entertains the argument(s) he’s made and honestly anytime one parent...

Would need more information to tell you what you exactly need to do next. If the Respondent failed to file a Response you can file the request to...

As to the conduct of the attorneys, a quick complaint to the State Bar should help get things back on track. Perhaps recover some of what you...

If you’re only concerned about alimony, perhaps not. Marital standard of living and other factors come into play here. Child support could be...

Depends on who you ask… I prefer to get out in front of things like this in an attempt to anticipate the calendaring of the court and I would...

If you’re not married, you would need to file a petition for parentage (FL-200 et seq) although initiating a court case while you live together may...

The short answer is - you cannot. If she filed the action, your best approach is to continue doing what you’re doing - responding and presenting...

Moved this to “Guardianship” because that’s what it appears will eventually need to occur if you and your brother cannot come to terms. Use...

Moved this to Child Support because it is not an alimony issue you’ve presented. At the hearing request that the Judge retroactively modify the...