This is a very involved question. Spousal support is generally based upon needs of the party, after consideration of the incomes are in by both parties. Temporary spousal support in California is done through a computer calculation and takes into account not only incomes but deductions such as... View More

Support is generally calculated using the gross incomes of the parties, and the visitation percentage. Other deductions from health insurance, union dues, mandatory retirement, etc. are also inputted. Expenses of the parties are not considered. Spousal support, temporarily (before final judgment)... View More

You need the advice of an attorney right away. These issues are important! There are important rights that can't be answered in a quick online question.

You are always entitled to challenge service. This is done by filing a Motion to Quash. Ultimately, however, you will likely be served and requires to file a response or objection. The service isn't your fight. The issue is the Guardianship and opposing it properly and through a full hearing.... View More

Suggest you both attend and complete the online COPE class. Be polite and discuss you will be in each other's live's FOREVER with your child, so you might as well learn to get along. Follow the Court's orders precisely. Body cam is a bad idea. Bringing someone to the exchange is also... View More

Contact the clerks office. If in writing, send them a small check, and a self addressed stamped envelope. Be specific as to the date of the minute order. I am assuming it is your case, as they are confidential.

Technically, there is no minimum or maximum. In a short term marriage, that would be less than ten years, it is customary that support not exceed 1/2 the term of marriage. Support is very dependent on the income streams of both parties. Support is not automatic, and must be requested, or agreed... View More

It is a separate document. You may need to call or write to the court and request a copy of it. When the court's re-open, you could request one in person. You can still use the judge signed document for all purposes to say show you are divorced, but complete the package as soon as you can.

You will need to file documents in court setting forth your position and your requests. Please consult with an attorney. The courts are currently closed, so you won't get access to the court's free attorney, a family law facilitator.

Sadly, this is done many times. You will need to consult with an attorney. You will need to file a detailed response to the documents she filled. You will first need to consult with your criminal attorney if you have one to be sure your don't waive your right against self incrimination.

You should not do anything to invite a violation of the RO, nor should the restrained party violate by making contact with you, even to "pay early". If attorneys are involved, they can faciliate the payment , but otherwise, its best to follow court orders.

Your request is too vague to enable a response. However, with any domestic violence issue, you should obtain the advice of an attorney, even through a short, free, consultation, to enable you to take steps to protect yourself. The Courts have a family law facilitator (attorney) who, at no cost, can... View More

No, if you secure a phone you pay for and have a password with, you should be able to maintain your privacy. In addition, you need to realize that, at 18, unless you have a disability that prevents you from living independently, your parents obligation to support you (food, lodging, medical care,... View More

Palimony is a term people use for rights a person may have while in a non-marital relationship and have issues related to their ability to request support. The Court, in the Marvin case confirmed that such relationships do not entitle a person to receive spousal support, but that they still retain... View More

Visitation orders end when a child turns 18, as they are adults and able to make decisions on who to visit.

Support orders generally continue until a child is 19, dies, becomes emancipated or is 18 and no longer attending high school, which ever comes first. This information is in your... View More

File a Request for Order with the court. Attach your declaration stating what you've done and what you want. It is best to hire an attorney to do this for you, but a family law facilitator (an attorney) is available at the court house to assist those without funds.

CPS does not have the authority to make orders. They can request the Juvenile Court issue orders and they can ask the parties to agree in writing to a safety plan. They try to keep children safe and often come up with safe ways to do so. You can always turn to the family law court and seek... View More

potential inability to possess firearms, restricted freedom to go certain places, ease of being arrested on a simple referral to law enforcement, potential employment problems if required to access certain federal, state, county facilities. However, the requirement to obtain a renewal is minimal.... View More

If your legal separation resulted in a Judgment, resolving ALL issues related to assets and debts (including property, debts, investments, businesses, pensions, reimbursements, etc.) what would be left is a Judgment of Dissolution of the Marriage. You will need to file and serve an Amended... View More

The new orders take precedence over all issues modified.