Can I take my son to meet my family if my husband doesn't let me
There are at least two: (A) work out an agreement with him (why does he object? Is there some agreement you can reach that will solve the...
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There are at least two: (A) work out an agreement with him (why does he object? Is there some agreement you can reach that will solve the...
Probably, but you should confer with an experienced California family law attorney to review all the facts.
No basis for a DVTRO, since it sounds like there's no recent facts which demonstrate any immediate risk. Until you get into court and modify the...
A. There's no common law marriage in California, although if the parties lived together in a state which does recognize common law marriage for...
The "lawyer" answer in this case is "it depends on other facts". The most significant facts which will change the answer include the amount of the...
If there's a dissolution (divorce) pending, and no custody/visitation order in place, then the (Automatic Temporary Restraining Order) "ATRO" is...
A. Unless you've been financially damaged by something he did which was illegal, there's nothing to sue him for; you can't sue someone simply "for...
Did the court order you to use it? If so, then you have to use it; if not, then you don't.
First, you need to make sure that you've done EVERYTHING that the pre-trial and trial setting orders and rules in your county require that you must...
You need an experienced family law lawyer to review all the facts, and possibly get this straightened out. If you had joint legal custody, you...