California - Custody Modification
Custody time is based on your work schedule and her work schedule. There is supposed to be some change in circumstances to support changing the...
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Custody time is based on your work schedule and her work schedule. There is supposed to be some change in circumstances to support changing the...
This is federal law not state. Both parties, if they were married longer than 10 years, has the option of taking the spousal portion of their...
You certainly can ask. Make sure that the circumstances of you having to file a RFO are set forth in your paperwork.
If your circumstances have changed, i.e., your work schedule then it is reasonable for you to go back to court and ask for more time.
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Guardianship does not terminate your parental rights. Only an adoption can do that. You can go to court and ask to terminate the guardianship which...
Wait until after the DCSS order is filed and then reference that order in your judgment. The DCSS amount will be the correct amount.
It is likely that the court will allow you to move. I would not recommend moving without an order of the court. You will need to file a Request for...
You will need to file a Request for Orders and go back to court. Hiring an attorney will make the process easier. You clearly need more specific...
That is a horrendous schedule for a small child. Get an attorney and file immediately.
In my county, our orders do say the car must be insured. I would suggest you get insurance. He does not have the right to refuse you your time but...