Can I get my child support payments ended or reduced if my ex-wife agrees?

Yes as long as it's not a public assistance case. You can file a stipulation and order with the court and appear ex parte so that the judge signs it.

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Paternity Question and Default

The forms are FL-230 and FL-250. The court's self help website can assist you if you wish. If it's only been thirty days, I wouldn't assume that...

Hi,i am pregnant and there is a no contact order with the father

Why would you get in trouble for requesting child support? He has a legal obligation to support his child. Am I missing something here? Are you...

On an FL-180 default with agreement form, do i need to check the box for "property" then "settlement" if we dont have any to div

I can't guarantee that a clerk won't kick back the forms. Wouldn't is just make sense to check boxes m(1) and m(3) on form FL-180 and state in...

How can my fiancee legally become my sons father ?

As to what a lawyer will charge you in your case, that's an issue that you have to work out with your lawyer. Call Nadine Jett. She's on Avvo and...

My ex husband is trying dispute back child support he owes. We have court & he said he's bringing witnesses saying he paid me?

Yes, you can present evident to rebut his witnesses' testimony although you do have to indicate which witnesses you're going to present at the time...

I've been living with a girl

As to child support, most likely. Spousal support? Not unless she can prove that you're that putative spouse. As to your incomes and what...

I need lawyer who can help my custody case- my stupid decision- I won temporary relocation to my country but I made mistake.

I'm sorry that you're going through this. If you already signed an agreement, most likely, you will have to prove a change in circumstances for a...

How do you stop the injustice of minor's counsel making decisions that go against mediators in the same case?

Did your sister have a lawyer during these proceedings? If she did, she really ought to call her lawyer. If she didn't, I would suggest...

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You have to present your evidence before the actual hearing date and let the other side know what your evidence is. Review the rules of evidence...