My husband and I have been married for 10 months, we have both agreed to a divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable difference.

You need to go talk to an attorney. That should be step one. There are still attorneys in Stanislaus County that do free consultations. Find one...

Can my child's grandparents automatically gain guardianship if the father is incapacitated or unfit.

If you have a court order regarding custody, that is for the father not the grandparents. You are the parent. You can put the child in school, but...

In need of a child support attorney

You need to seek counsel and challenge whatever was done when you were not served.

I have a restraining order against my husband. He still texts & sends notes. So I have it all reported. What's next?

He is violating the order. Cops tend to not want to work so you will have to insist they file a report. You can file for divorce while the order is...

Child support california . my husband is a self employee person owning properties

You may not use an out of state case. The law is different in every state.

Husbands attorney wants me to pay child support...he makes $150k a year I was a stay at home mom for 20 years..really??

It is unlikely you would be ordered to pay support but you need an attorney to defend you. If you go to court and there is a disparity in income it...

Can I get custody or guardianship of my 14 year old sister? With one parents approval.

These types of cases can be very complex and how you achieve your goal will depend on what you need to file which will depend on what has already...

You are entitled to credit for any child support you pay for children not of this relationship but you must prove it. If other children are in your...

Transferring custody of a child

If the parties agree, you can prepare a stipulation, sign it and file it with the court. It will have the force of a court order.

I entered the wrong court room. Since I wasn't present in the correct room I lost my case. What can I do?

Get an attorney immediately. You can file a Motion for Reconsideration if it is done within 10 days of the order being filed with the court.