Forcing child visitation?
It's not for you to decide: The judge has ORDERED you to provide the children for visits. You violate court orders at your legal peril. If you...
Sacramento, CA
Child custody Lawyer at Sacramento, CA
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
It's not for you to decide: The judge has ORDERED you to provide the children for visits. You violate court orders at your legal peril. If you...
If she comes to court and says she drinks when the kids are present, after being ordered not to, then you are home free, the judge will penalize...
No, it is not grounds for changing custody. If a child seeing something sexual - without the parents' intent for them to see - was grounds for...
That is up to your little sister who now has the right of a parent. IF she does not want you at the appointments then you cannot go.
You don't have to respond but why would you waste this opportunity to respond and let the court know your point of view, before the hearing? You...
Yes, you CAN deny. But you DON'T HAVE to deny. IF the visit does not seriously interfere with your schedule or the child's schedule, then why...
Yes, you may continue living together during divorce. It's common. Yes, the 6 month “cooling down period” is mandatory, by law. No. Pro bono...
At normal "short cause" hearings, which typically last 15 -30 minutes, the husband's declaration, signed under penalty of perjury IS evidence that...
It's difficult to say without you providing the exact and complete verbiage of your custody and parenting order: "Alternative weekends" is vague.
Your question is unclear as to whether you signed the Substitution of Attorney. If you DID then, if there were funds left in your retainer, ask...