Sacramento, CA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Sacramento, CA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
This is a very tricky area of the law, and there is not a quick answer based on what you asked. New Hampshire had "jurisdiction" to enforce or...
You've gotten into a very technical area of law, and one where lawyers play frustrating games. This sounds like someone making form objections...
I agree with other attorneys that you should file a Request For Orders to change support, but need to add that you should do it ASAP - the change...
The answer is "NO" so long as you keep it in an account that your husband has no rights to touch. If you put anything in a joint account, it will...
You need a custody order that spells that out. If you went to Family Court Services to get your custody schedule, it should be in there. If not,...
The quick answer is that the derivative benefit that goes to your child does not affect the noncustodial parent's support obligations at all. Both...
You can't file an RFO in the drop box, because the clerk has to set a date for you, so you can serve the other party. Sorry.
If your divorce is not yet final, no one should change any insurance on their own. If you are post-judgment, that should have dealt with...
One part is procedural: Part of your dissolution process requires you to exchange forms in a process called "DISCLOSURE." The forms to use are...
Courts will look to what's best for the child. You are the more responsible parent, but that's not all the court considers. If you have a good...
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