COVID-19 & CUSTODY ORDER ARANGEMENTS

First of all the all caps is yelling, please don't yell at us. Take it down a notch. If I understand you correctly, she is flying out of state...

I prevailed in unlawful detainer against my landlord. Do I have to pay rent not specified in the judgment?

You can file a demurrer. The judges decisions is what is known as res judicata. The Court already ruled that the mount due was $0.00. That...

I am the custodial parent and want to remove my son's father from Child Support. How do I go about doing so?

If you want to remove everything, you have to cancel your cash aid.

My daughters father never claimed her she's now 3 1/2 his parents want to take me to court for custody can they now ?

Unless and until they do, you have nothing to worry about. Is the father on the birth certificate? If not he has the burden of seeking a...

How to regain custody of twins DCFS allegations WIC300 (a)(b)(1)(c) child neglect w/sudicial ideation due to mother prior ipv ?

If you cannot afford an attorney, the state will provide one for you. These issues require that you have a knowledgeable attorney to go over all...

Family Law Lawyers in your area will know who to use for preparing retirement divisions.

My ex has audio recording of family court hearing that varies greatly, compared to the court reporter's transcripts.

I would contact the reporter and point out her error, or have your own reporter transcribe the Court's audio recording. You said your ex has a...

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You should file a request for dismissal to be sure it is dismissed. https://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/civ110.pdf

You should file a petition for Guardianship, and the mother can consent to it. There will be an investigator to assure it is in the best interest...

What happens if you were never served with restrainibg order and thatperson asks you to reside with them? Can order still be en?

If you were never served, the restraining order is void. Find out if she filed a false proof of service. You should get an attorney to deal with...