Family Lawyer
Practice Areas: Family
1. There are exactly two grounds for dissolution of marriage in California: irreconcilable differences and insanity. California has been a...
If there's a court order for support, yes. If it is impossible for you to make the payment (because you are unable to locate the custodial parent)...
You'll either need to reach an agreement with the children's' father to change the time-sharing arrangement and schedule, consistent with the...
If nobody's ever filed dissolution proceedings, you're not ever "considered legally divorced" in California. Just as the is no "common law...
California law provides, (except as to members of the armed forces on duty overseas in a war or conflict) that to solemnize a marriage, ". . . the...
Maybe. If: (1) there was a court order or judgment for child support payable to you, (2) which the other parent failed to pay, and (3)...
If you were divorced in California, there was a requirement that all the assets, and any outstanding debts, be disclosed before the judgment was...
If there was an California order or judgment for child support, and a portion of that court ordered support remains unpaid, California law has...
The California Family Code states: " If a child is of sufficient age and capacity to reason so as to form an intelligent preference as to...
Child support and custodial rights are not interchangeable or exchangeable. Children are not property. The court can make orders for child...
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