Agreed with Ms. Willi, going at this alone is always a bad idea, and boy oh boy does it frustrate the courts. When you complete the required FL-150...

They are both old enough that the Judge and/or mediator will take their wishes into consideration.

Also, if there's actually no exhibits and the reference thereto was either a mistake or the exhibits were inadvertently omitted by your ex, the...

I agree with Mr. Hornibrook. The likely reduction, which is impossible to compute without more financial information, is likely dwarfed by the...

Find another therapist and explain everything upfront. Filing contempt won’t do much, besides cost you money. Of course it could be a good...

Trust in your attorney, she is doing the right thing, based on the facts you've provided. Also note that just because your lawyer calls and asks to...

It’s been answered but I’ll just chime in that in California it’s a statutory minimum six-months before any dissolution may become final.

Act swiftly though, the longer the child is in his care, the stronger the status quo operates against you. Also, you need to be sure you hire a...

If he’s abusive and not involved in the child’s life, go to court and initiate a case and request a move-away order. You seem to have the facts on...

Hire an attorney. If it's all lies, prove it.