I filed a Request for Order for Spousal support. The hearing is next week. I'm nervous.

Ms. Galashty has given you a good response. I would only add that a request for temporary spousal support is fairly routine - usually - with...

What's the worst that could happen if I violate a restraining order

So she calls the cops on you? You show them the "million messages" from her, especially the one(s) threatening to call the cops if you don't get...

In Santa Clara County they will not issue any "Non-CLETS orders" that contain the same language as a DVRO, such as stay-away, no contact,...

What will happen if I violate a no contact restraining order

A million texts from her? You have, frankly, grounds for a DVRO of your own. Talk to a lawyer. Whatever you do, do not respond to them, in any...

Where do I find if there's any emergency protective order on me?

Not an emergency protective order, no, as they are not in a court file. You can see your entire court file, however, using this link: ...

If a no contact restraining order is switched to peaceful contact can you get in trouble for having violated previous NC order

That's too hard to answer as a simple yes-no question. It depends upon the facts, the dates, etc. Your best bet is to always follow the current...

My wife may have a TRO against me and I am told I have a hearing. How do I fight it?

You can check the court's website to see if there is a case opened: http://www.sccaseinfo.org/pa6.asp?display_name=index_party Type either of...

Modification of a custody order

Copy section 3003 of the Family Code and show it to the school personnel. If need be, set up a meeting with the principal to discuss...

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How soon after the new court order is in place can i file for a modification?

It's hard to understand your problem, and I suspect that you would have to sit down with an attorney to show and explain it to them.

Where on the FL160 Property Decl should a sole proprietorship be disclosed? Is it #15 - "Partnership, other business interests"?

They should most definitely be disclosed. This is a cardinal rule of the Family Code. Fortunately, you already know of them, and so you can...