Family Lawyer
Practice Areas: Family
It's not clear from your question whether the judgment is in a California or Oregon court, and whether any of the properties, businesses, etc. held...
Yes. In California, minor children don't ever get to "decide" who they live with and spend time with; that's for the parents to decide, or for the...
The short answer is "No, probably she can't", but not for the reasons stated in the earlier answer. Once a California dissolution is filed, and...
There's not enough information in the question to give a useful answer. Is there a court order or judgment which specifies a custodial schedule? ...
Once the judgment is "entered", i.e., the clerk has processed actual judgment document, the judge has signed it, the clerk has processed the...
The earlier answer appears incorrect. Unless you agreed, in the order or judgment, that support would continue past the normal California cut-off,...
If you were married at the time of the conception and birth of all three children, and it's been more than two years since the birth of the...
If this is not going to be simple and amicable, you should at least consult with an experienced family law attorney. Your husband will "have...
Frankly, while you may feel that your attorney, or the legal system, has let you down, you're going to need to take a long hard look at what...
Not really. On the other hand, if she has a consistent pattern of canceling her custodial time, the court may trim it back further. Also,...
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