A judge will only make a 50/50 order if it's in the child's best interests. If you have 37%, you in fact now have "joint physical custody", which...

Is there a case when jurisdiction can be contested if a defendant cannot be fairly represented in a family law court?

Your question is unclear. Are your children minors? Are they in your ex-wife's custody? Where? Is there a child support order in place? Where?...

Can a doctor's medical diagnosis overturn a commissioner decison based on the safety of an infant?

That's not a "diagnosis", it's a doctor's opinion, and it does not "overturn" the commissioner's ORDER. However, if it is presented to the court...

What grounds can a parent file for an emergency hearing to modify holiday visitation schedule?

This isn't an emergency. A custody emergency is a case in which the child is either in danger, or there is a risk that the child will be abducted....

Can I sue my husbands mistress of over 15 years for alienation of affection. There is more to what I wrote below but can'

Sorry, but there's no such claim against his girlfriend under California law. You can divorce your husband. You could have divorced him when you...

What are the chances of getting spousal support revoked for an ex spouse who has a gavron warning, vocational eval and no work?

You need to review all the facts with an experienced family law attorney. "Living with boyfriend" may have more effect on the spousal support than...

Can the child support agency garnish more than my court ordered amount because I owe rears?

THey sure can. THey can garnish the monthly current amount, plus an amount towards the arrears, up to a total of 50% of your net paycheck.

A. If DCFS is involved, you need to speak to an experienced lawyer, NOW. DCFS will NOT open a case just because parents practice different...

What do I need to cover in a prenup?

WHat do you want it to do? A "prenup" CHANGES the deal you get when you get married. Spend the time trouble and money to speak to an...

How can father of a baby get to keep the baby a week for him and a week with the mother?

1. If she "takes him to court", he can hire a lawyer, figure out what she's asking for, and resolve whatever the problem is. 2. A court is NOT...