Mountain View, CA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Mountain View, CA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Litigation, Real Estate
Your focus should be Family Code 4320. Google the statute as it governs spousal support in California divorces.
Carefully review the terms of your limited scope retainer agreement with your attorney. It might not have included the filing of a Preliminary...
Today, California does not require proof of marital infidelity to entitle parties to a divorce. Parties can simply have irreconcilable...
You might well be required to pay spousal support beyond half the time of the marriage. You should file a Request for Order with the Court to...
Yes, the Court may well order you to pay Child Support and some Spousal Support. Your question indicates that your husband is the primary...
File for divorce and hire a professional process server. Give them your wife's information, family and employment history as well as any real...
You'll need Court permission -- a Court Order -- to move away with your son as you have done. California law presumes that children are better off...
Given the income disparity, you should request attorneys fees pursuant to Family Code section 2030. Your spouse should be obligated to keep you on...
Yes, you can force the divorce and -- depending on the incomes of the parties -- might be entitled to alimony. In California, parties cannot force...
No it doesn't. Legal custody (ability to decide whether your child has surgery, etc.) is different from physical custody (time spent with the...