How can I get temporarily residential custody of my child

All three prior answers are spot on. You need to get an attorney yesterday. NEVER write an agreement without an attorney walking you through all...

Divorcing my wife. Moved out of house in 1/2012 purchased in 2004. Do I have any rights to the proceeds of the equity accrued?

Assuming no separate property contributions and equity in the home you are certainly entitled to be compensated for your share of the community...

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I am helping a friend figure out what to expect in the Divorce process in California and how to prepare

I agree with the other attorneys in that Wife should consult an attorney now. If she were to call me I would tell her to bring copies of all tax...

Citations can be used to support a party's contentions. However the cite should be partnered with specific facts. Without knowing exactly what...

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My husband's ex-wife is trying to increase child support. Can my income be included? His income is VERY inconsistent and so

The answer here is "maybe." The legal reasoning goes something like this. 1. Your husband has a legal duty to support his children. (Cal....

Will my daughters father have to pay more money if he gives up his rights?

Generally a court will not allow a parent to terminate parental rights absent someone coming forward to take responsibility for the child's...

When my husband and I went to court,I got 80% physial custody of my son and my husband got 20% and vice versa with my daughter.

I'm not sure what your question is, but it appears that you have an order giving you 80% parenting time with your son, and your son now wants to...

There is no way you can make your ex-wife change her name.

Is Joint Custody the norm in CA? Do I need an attorney or can I file for divorce/custody without one?

Many people confuse joint custody with parenting time. They are different. Here are the terms you need to know: Family Code Section 3002. ...

Could i go back to court and fight for full sole legal custody?

The answer is "yes, you can." The question you should be asking is, "Am I likely to prevail?" Cal. Fam. Code Section 3087 says, "An order for...