Relocating closer with child

Unless there is a court order specifically prohibiting you from moving out of the state with the child, you should be free to do so. You said...

Can my ex-wife dictate or micro manage how I spend my 50% time with my daughters?

Your ex is being over-controlling. She does NOT have the right to dictate how you parent during your time, nor does she have the right to dictate...

Do I have to redo all forms signed before but not yet submitted because the family court house just changed its address recently

If the court has already accepted your prior filings, then they are in the court record. Just put the new address (201 N. First St., San Jose)...

Is spouse support mandatory in California?

Spousal support is not only not mandatory, but if you did not request it on your Petition, the court would likely not grant it to you anyway....

I need help in applying family code §2122 to a restraining order case.

Forget about FC 2122, it applies to Judgments, not DVROs. Your best bet is to file an RFO asking that the prior order be modified. State all of...

Wondering whether I should sue my father's immigration lawyer.

This is a legal malpractice question. I do not handle legal malpractice cases, but need to point out two burdens, as I understand them: a. Your...

Can I ask the court to suspend child support when I retire ?

You must continue supporting your child according to your means and "station in life." Your judgment continues in full force and effect, until...

What should i do to terminate the tro that i filled against my husband?

You can ask the judge at your hearing to allow you to withdraw your Request. The judge will have questions for you, to make sure that you are not...

Hi. My divorce was finalized 2 years ago. And now my attorney sent me a notice of withdrawal form to sign. Do I have to respond?

No. This is simply to put the other party - and the court - on notice that if anyone needs to get a hold of you for any reason having to do with...

What tax year should I use to calculate child support?

1. You should use your post-divorce tax filing status, i.e. single and/or head of household. 2. At this point, given the backlog in the court...

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