It would be wrongful death resulting from medical malpractice. Your problem however is the fact that there is no treatment for abnormal or marginal cord placement. To have a claim based on malpractice, you would have to prove malpractice caused the injury (i.e. your daughter's death). If... View More

Assuming you were served with a copy of the judgment when it was entered, your time to appeal or have the judgment set aside has probably expired.

Because you asked the question from California, it is posted and seen by California attorneys. If you want it to be seen by attorneys practicing in Washington, you need to repost this question so that you specify the appropriate jurisdction so that it can be seen by lawyers who practice there and... View More

Domestic Violence shelters' locations are typically kept secret for the protection of their residents. There's nothing you can do about that and you shouldn't try. As you clearly already have court orders, Mom must have an address "of record". That would be the address... View More

Yes, FL320 is the correct form

If she wants to file a motion with the court requesting child support, she can. You can likewise oppose it. You can file a motion to modify your current custody orders so that you get more custody. Sounds to me like they are not well cared for while staying at Mom's residence. Your failure... View More

The community's interest in your pension is based on contributions made during the marriage and the earnings on those contributions. The terms of marriage is from date of marriage to date of separation. All other contributions and earning on the other contributions would be your separate... View More

A better plan would be to respond to this submission with your own certified translation with a declaration advising the court as to the incorrect and improper translation. As far as legal action, I would think it would be against the certified translator; not the attorney who retained him/her.... View More

If he contributed to the plan during the marriage then the plan has a community interest subject to division in your divorce case. MPI pension plans are divided by QDRO.

Yes, legal guardianship will likely enable you to enroll them in school. An informal agreement with the father however will not give you any real power.

This is not an effective forum for getting this type of advice. You need to consult with an attorney directly.

There are several statutory factors that are considered before spousal support is awarded and which impact the amount and duration of support. One such factor is the life style to which the parties became accustomed during the marriage. Post separation earnings or increases in earnings generally... View More

You can hire an attorney to handle it for you. Otherwise, the superior court website has a self-help link with the steps to take to file for nullity.

Retain an attorney. Don't self-represent when the other parent is accusing you of abuse. The court will err on the side of caution to protect the children. You need to know how to respond to these accusations with admissible evidence and you need to know how to present that evidence.

Yes, this may very well be a proper basis for seeking an ex parte order. What do you current custody orders say in terms of legal vs. physical custody. Who has legal custody and who has the ability to make medical decision for this child? If you don't have such orders, it is probably time for... View More

Subpoena for what? Why do you want to serve a subpoena on your spouse or his attorney? Without knowing what it is that you are trying to accomplish it's difficult to say what you should or should not do, or who you should be directing your subpoena to.

https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/grandparent-visitation

You case remains in Oregon as filed until a motion to change or transfer venue has been filed and granted. To file a motion to modify your existing custody orders (or judgment), you would file in Oregon under the same case number as was assigned to your divorce case. You would therefore hire... View More

He has no custody. Why do you need to do anything? If he's only using Talking Parents to harass you and not using it to communicate with you about your daughter, then don't read his messages and definitely don't respond to them. If you have another hearing, you can print out the... View More

Whether that agreement is enforceable depends on the nature of the agreement, what it looks like, what it says and whether it was signed. It also depends on what your divorce judgment says with respect to unresolved issues such as property division.