Is there a law that prevents a party from negotiating a settlement in bad faith? Or sanctions the other party for bad faith?

Settlement offers and negotiations are not admissible in court. You cannot tell the court anything about this, at all. You can settle, or you can...

If I stop my master's in middle and if I change to different degree level

This appears to be an immigration question, but I am only guessing. I will move it to that category for you.

Who will get custody of my son if i should die?

The biological father will get your son, unless you have your boyfriend adopt him, which seems to be a good idea. An adoption is significantly...

What would be best to do? Change New citizenship order of name or change California drivers .S. card order of name for father. ?

I will try one more time to move this to immigration for you.

You need to fill out the FL 150 accurately, which means yes, you need to list anyone who you live with, including your fiancée, and their income...

When my Ex husband remarries, is his new wife considered an extension of him? Can she influence religion and go to the Dr?

Your ex-husband is incorrect that his new wife has the "same" rights as him. The new wife actually has NO RIGHTS whatsoever with regards to your...

Do I have to inform the court or Department of Child Support Services in writing if one of the children decided to move out?

You have two completely unrelated issues in your question. The first issue appears to be whether you need to tell DCSS a child moved in with the...

I'm a permanent resident who got divorce and planning to get married, do I have to report to uscis?

I will move your question to the immigration category for you. I just want to clarify that if your ex only filed for divorce, you are not divorced....

Can I get custody of one of my three children?

If you are asking whether you can have different custody orders for different children, the answer is yes, you can. Custody is based on what is in...

Does the school have to communicate with the Parents after a child reaches 18?

His attendance isn't relevant, all that matters is whether he is enrolled as a full-time high school student still. Have you actually tried to...