Marriage and prenuptials Lawyer
Practice Areas: Marriage & Prenuptials
You are leaving out a very important fact. How long were you married?? It's possible he can get alimony after four years, but it will depend on how...
Since your custody order requires a mutual agreement for visits, and you appear to not agree, mom cannot just leave the kids with you. If she did,...
You cannot remarry until you get a divorce from your husband. It doesn't matter how long you've been apart, you need a legal divorce before you...
The 60-day deadline is basically meaningless, especially in your situation, and the court does not care when you file your FL 141 and FL 144. Since...
You can file for divorce where your husband lives in California, and ask the California court to order child support. California is the only place...
No, you cannot sue his estate for domestic violence. You could only make claims for financial recovery. Since you were married when he died, you...
Do you actually have any current custody orders? If so, what do they say about each parent's right to know about and attend medical appointments?...
It's always important to modify the custody orders in court so that you can have your child support order reflect the actual custodial timeshare....
Child support is just based on your income, not your assets or the home you live in or whether you refinance or not. If you rent out your house,...
Who has legal custody? Is it 50-50? Typically parents would share the passport unless one parent has full legal custody, or there is a court order...
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