You need to hire a licensed California Family Law Attorney to represent you and help you out on an immediate basis so that you can get your...

Can a 17 year old of divorce parents decide to go live with her dad?

No, not on your own. But perhaps with a court order.

How must CA form DISC-20 be served? How is this information presented at trial?

Request For Admission is served on the opposing party (by someone who is not a party and is at least eighteen (18) years of age), not filed.

How can I know if I can request "A Motion to Terminate" spousal support? Thank you, Jeff

You should hire a licensed California Family Law Attorney to represent you and help you out on an immediate basis. What is the current court order...

If my ex and I can agree on an amount for child support...

Assuming that there is already a case filed in the Santa Clara County Superior Court, you and the opposing party can file a stipulation with the...

Difference Between: Separation, Legal Separation & Divorce (small quick question please)

If you are "legally separated" then you are still legally married. As a result, you cannot marry another person (should you choose to do that). You...

Does an attorney’s duty of candor to the court ever end on a statement of fact they have given?

You need to hire a licensed California Family Law Attorney to represent you and help you out on an immediate basis. What is your question or what...

How California Mandatory Shelter in place during Covid19 out break effects out of state child custody visitation?

Sounds like you need to hire a licensed California Family Law Attorney to represent you and help you out on an immediate basis. So long as the...

No contact order vs. DVRO vs privacy law vs. attorney-client privilege question

More facts would need to known. So have you been personally served with a Family Law Domestic Violence Restraining Order?

Can a step parent be held liable for health bills when your son doesn't have insurance?

No, not that I know of. Is there a reason that you do not have health insurance on your son, for your son, etc.?