I have a $1,000 childcare add-on in addition to $1,000 in support payments for our son. The add-on was so that my ex
File the motion/OSC to reduce the amount; seems reasonable to me.
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File the motion/OSC to reduce the amount; seems reasonable to me.
Nope. She can always ASK. If she keeps doing it, and there's no good REASON for her request, the court can order her to pay any attorney fees you...
If you don't have any sort of custody order or judgment, then a "notarized document" won't keep Mom from moving with the child out of the state. ...
A judge cannot issue an order limiting another judge's authority, in a different case, in a different county, to control what witnesses testify,...
Move out to where? Unless you've done a legal "emancipation", you're not free of your parents' legal control; you can't sign a lease, and you...
If she filed the "divorce papers", as soon as she signed and filed them, she was subject to "Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders", even before...
To answer your first question: whether the recordings are even admissible depends on how they were made. If you say that you "caught" your wife on...
You need to sit down with an EXPERIENCED family law attorney, with ALL the facts, and ALL the supporting documents in your hands, to get a complete...
If a dissolution is filed, she could get such a subpoena. The court would have little interest in the records though, since CA is a "no fault"...
An OSC for CONTEMPT is a "quasi-criminal" hearing. That means you have the same rights as a criminal defendant. You should NOT file anything in...