Moved this out of family law because you don’t appear to be married to her and any possible claim you may feel you have would only be heard in...

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As my favorite law professor often quipped, “It depends.” It depends on the terms of your entire settlement agreement and QDRO. If there’s a...

There are aspects of your situation missing that are critical to the analysis. For example, has she opened a child support case on you already?...

Either of you can technically renege on your agreement anytime up until it becomes a court order. Co-habitation will not impact his obligation to...

Oh man that’s a long-winded answer you’re looking for but in general it will depend on what the situation was that prompted all of that RO drama....

I would say since you have actual notice, you can go argue that service was improper, by why waste the Court’s time? Let’s say service is truly...

Sure, it does “depended on a multitude of factors” but something you need to know is Mr. Arrasmith’s replies are entirely ChatGPT. A vocational...

Probably could move this to child custody but this category is OK too I think… You can’t do anything - you don’t have legal standing. Your...

I would recommend you register it so that enforcement issues may be handled by the Court, and having it registered is one less step you gotta do...

No, you have no rights at all under the California Family Code. If the apartment was truly intended to be a gift to you, ask him to execute a deed...