I received a phone call today from the opposing counsel admin stating that there is an ex party hearing tomorrow for bifurcation

Look at your case on line and it should list the hearing date, time, and place. If it has already taken place, call the other attorney to find out...

California family law community property?

Yes, a prenup can allow you to make the change from community property to all separate property. However, depending on how firm your wedding date...

How do I find out if my marriage is actually legal?

If you want to terminate your marriage, Ms. Straus is right. If you ultimately do want to be legitimately married to your "husband", then it may...

How can I change my name in my divorce decree, will my husband need to be served? ?

Its not completely clear from your description what your situation is. If there is not yet a judgment in your case, then you can request the name...

Will a house deed is transferred using quitclaim deed and after filed divorce by wife considered as community property?

On the facts you have described, your wife probably has grounds for filing a lis pendens on the house in your name (and you have the same right on...

You can, of course, walk away from the business and start over looking for a job or a business opportunity. From your description, this is likely...

Spousal support and living together consistently?

As Mr. Yomtov says this issue depends primarily on the circumstances of the parties. If the periods during which the spouses were not living in...

A lis pendens prevents you from selling or mortgaging the property. It does not prevent you from collecting rents or maintaining the property. ...

If you have substantial evidence (documents or electronic records) that supports the charges you make, you would seem to have a basis for the court...

Can I request that my child move closer or to the same state as me, the NCP if CP left without my permission?

The answer is almost certainly no. It appears a court has already decided that living in the new state is in the child's best interests. You can...