I have had arrears accruing begining in 2006. I was current untill then. I was injured and unable to work. I need them forgiven.

I'm not sure of the current status of your support orders. You said the spousal support was eliminated retroactively, but there is apparently a...

My exbf and I had just gone to mediation for child custody. Mediator says should we change our mind we can do so court date

I'm assuming that you and your ex reached an agreement in mediation, and the mediator sent you a copy of the agreement to sign. You should notify...

Custody, order to show cause, default divorce?

I believe I answered a similar question for you. Here's the link:...

Can my 12 year old stepdaughter speak on her behalf in family court? We live in CA (Family Court is in Alameda County).

Yes, the Court and the Mediator should consider your child's request to address the Court in this matter, provided that you file your motion after...

If ex lives with other adults, will this impact spousal support amount?

In general, you can't get information from a third party about their personal finances because of their right to privacy, so proving the financial...

How long will it take to know if my request to enter default is entered.

If you filed a Request to Enter Default form (FL-165) and your spouse didn't file a Response, the default will probably be entered as a matter of...

Restring orders -ex wife taking pictures

This question is very difficult to understand. If you write it in your own language, you may have some luck finding an attorney who speaks that...

Is there a family law that states that its detrimental to have a child away from their siblings?

There is no specific statute on this issue. The custody of a child in California is based on "the best interests of the child." Being away from...

Divorcing after 16 years, 22 years together. Both children over 18. How much spousal?

The good news is that a marriage of more than 10 years is considered a long term marriage in California. The Court doesn't have jurisdiction to...

I assume you don't have an attorney, or you wouldn't be asking this question. The answer is that it depends on what kind of information you need...