“I need a child support for our baby expenses when our baby born. But I don't want him get the custody. Is that possible?” Very unlikely. The...

“Is he allowed to stop paying me temporary spousal support[?]” No. A court order is a court order until modified. He may not stop paying...

My landlord served me with a 60 day notice, but is now refusing to accept my rent check. What should I do?

If the property owner serves you with a 3-day notice to pay rent or quite, attempt to pay rent again BEFORE the notice expires. If the property...

If a couple has joint custody both legally and with an equal timeshare--can one of the parents move away with the child for

The simple answer is – Yes. Each parent has a right to move, and the court usually considers such a move substantial change in circumstances...

Can my ex wife prevent me from moving?

I must respectfully disagree with the first part of my colleague’s answer. The question before the court, if it gets that far, is not whether or...

Understanding a 2640 claim related to an investment account in a California divorce

Family Code Section 2640 is not applicable to this situation. See Mr. Morales's answer.

What is some good breach of contract case law as it pertains to general principles of reasonableness and ethics.

I understand your frustrations regarding replies. However, please remember that life is complex and does not lend itself to easy answers. ...

Can I move my daughter out of state if I have a DVRO on her father?

The question is not “will he have any weight”, but rather how much weight. It is rare for a party to have no ground to stand on. Presuming that...

Can I move my daughter out of state if I have a DVRO on her father?

The question is not “will he have any weight”, but rather how much weight. It is rare for a party to have no ground to stand on. Presuming that...

Does he still owe money from child support and can he take the exemption?

Hopefully, the father of your children will pay child support in the not so distant future. When that happens, be careful not to view “deductions”...