Can I get married in Las Vegas Nevada if I'm married in California and my husband I'd incarcerated?

You can't. That would be bigamy. Your Vegas wedding would be invalid. Your new "spouse" would be able to get an annulment and would argue that...

Do I need to file anything after my ex never filed.

I echo the sentiments of my colleagues. Since you are out of state and will likely be seeking a default (yes, file a request for default), you...

Is interest considered an income in my case?

Yes, your interest income is income. Review Family Code 4320 if you are concerned about exposure to long term spousal support

Can I see FL-150 of my ex?

Yes, you are entitled to that information. If the other side fails to provide it, advise the Court at the hearing. Have evidence (e.g., tax...

Alimomny support- which state law is applicable

Hire local counsel in Texas. Texas should have residency requirements. Have your lawyer look at whether your spouse meets them. If not, file a...

If you can serve your divorce papers and have the proof of service filed, then whether or not your spouse "signs" the papers won't prevent you from...

If a law suit has been filed and the defendent has not been served, can the lawyer file for a "request for entry of default" ?

You are in San Jose. Go to 191 N. First Street in downtown San Jose and ask to see the case file. See if the file contains a proof of service, or...

My ex’s response to my divorce petition is full of lies and inaccuracies and incomplete? Can I move to strike his petition?

You cannot strike their petition. Simply be prepared to rebut your spouse's contentions at a support hearing, trial or settlement conference. ...

Do I ask for "standard calculated child support amount" or ask for a specific amount in my Request For Order?

File a motion that seeks "Guideline Support" under Family Code section 3910, which sets forth the circumstances under which support is necessary...

Should I spending the time and money to enforce ( and modify) custody order ( and child support ) ?

One of the first questions the Court will ask is whether you are fully using the custodial time that you are currently allotted. If the answer is...