Can a divorce in California, granted 30+- years ago, be changed to an annulment?

A. You can't go back and change a judgment, from 30 years ago, into a different judgment. B. The grounds for annulment in California 30 years...

Can unwed mother take her child out of state without father's permission?

Unless there's a court order saying you can't take the child out of the state, you can. Understand, however, that if Dad files a custody case in...

Do I have a 'palimony,' case against my very wealthy and controlling girlfriend of just over 2 years?

If GF doesn't control her trust fund money, then it's not clear that any agreement with her does you any good. Even if she agreed to pay you a big...

A bench warrant was issued for my arrest...

To figure out your options, you need to talk to (a) an attorney and (b) a bail bondsman.

How do I change venue in a newly filed dissolution case?

It's probably not worth making a motion to change venue, or to dismiss; if there arfe relatively few issues, and they can be settled, it won't be...

Your first gripe is with your bank; if they released records on an account on which you're the account holder, and on which your former employee...

Woman wrote horrible lies about my son and I, email it to the prison thus putting my sonand myself and granddaughter in danger

Impossible to answer this without some more facts. Who is this woman, and what connection does she have with you or your son? What prison did she...

How do I stop co-parent from sending emails and texts with irrelevant issues?

Can't be done. Ignore the junk, and respond only to the e-mails which deal with "kid issues". Don't even acknowledge that you get the junk, let...

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What are my chances of getting full custody of my daughter out of the 1st contempt of court hearing for visitation.

1. An OSC for contempt will NOT get you a change in custody; it doesn't even ASK the court to change the custody order. You need to discuss this...

Filed for divorce from husband who lives out of state. He was convicted of disorderly conduct, can I keep him from the kids?

Unless you have a custody order, or a restraining order, you have no basis to keep him from having contact with the children. Whether a judge will...