How do we handle an unusual form of "support" when writing-up our divorce settlement ?
You really want to work with an attorney to get the precise language that will protect you, in case your ex flakes out on you. I mean, what...
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You really want to work with an attorney to get the precise language that will protect you, in case your ex flakes out on you. I mean, what...
What you are describing is the classic impasse, in a nutshell. The judge will NEVER sign one party's version of an "agreement" without the...
It is marked "Closed" because your case has been concluded. Judgment has been entered. The "Active" may be there because you have minor children...
If you got "married" in California but never obtained a marriage license, then you were not - and are not - legally married. End of story. I...
If your case has been transferred to a new county, then the new county's courthouse literally has your file. The old courthouse will have...
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You solution may be filing an RFO asking the court to award you fees for all of this. But understand that the preparation of the RFO and the...
I realize that in some contractual situations, consideration could equate to acceptance, but a marital settlement agreement is a particular type of...
You want your ex to work and make a living, right? Well, until your child is old enough not to need daycare, you have to share this expense. But in...
It may turn out to be a difference without a distinction. If the court rejects their current filing, they will likely turn right around and re-file...
Since you are in settlement discussions, you can do it however you both agree to do it. What you're proposing makes sense, for what it's worth,...