Should I just call in? I just found it.
There are several factors not provided in your question to give a comprehensive and cogent answer. First, not knowing your age, there is a human element than cannot be overlooked. If you choose to make a call, this case will progress as civil suit, in family law court. Whether law enforcement is... Read more »
Unsanitary living situation
Child neglected and used as pawns
Threatening texts,phone calls and emails. History in van nuys court house
You can certainly get a restraining order against her as to your children. Suggest you consult with a local family law attorney ASAP.
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Someone received the email and notified me that they got sent my private documents
Possible violation of your right of privacy by the mediator. Court appointed mediator? You need to report this to the Court it is a big deal.
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Not a criminal issue.
We are not married and never have been. For the most part the father has been absent during the pregnancy and begged for an abortion/ adoption. The father will not be on the birth certificate. I plan to move to Fort Bragg in two weeks where I will have family support, less bills and will overall... Read more »
If there are no custody orders in place (i.e. signed by a judge and filed with the court) and no petition for custody or visitation have been filed, you are free to move wherever and whenever you want.
By that, I mean by Federal law, any possible state law, and California law.
Did the male report the "rape" immediately?
If not, the law favors the child being cared for more than it cares about the details of the act of procreation.
Iv done everything asked per court order have not tested dirty but other parent is requesting hair test and only to prolong me seeing my daughter
more info needed.
you should go over this with your attorney.
i assume there was some kind of evidentiary hearing and based on that the judge made the hair analysis order?
a judge would normally have that power.........whether it is correct or appealable is another... Read more »
My ex filed for divorce in Southern Cali a few years back. We have yet to finalize it. I would like to hire an attorney in Northern California since this is now where I live (We both have since left S. California). My ex's attorney is based out of Southern California. Is it possible to... Read more »
Under certain limited circumstances you may be able to file a motion to change venue. If there are minor children involved and they have moved to No. Cal. and have lived there for more than 3 consecutive months, it may make sense to move the venue to a court closer to where the minor children... Read more »
We have never been married and we live in separate homes. He insists on his time with our son being spent in my home. I would like a formal agreement and for his time with our son to be spent at his home.
I also would like to prevent him from entering my home when he pleases. He has... Read more »
It's always recommended that you retain counsel when trying to get enforceable court orders. Check the CA Superior Court website and their "Self Help" link where you will find the steps for getting an enforceable court order for custody and child support. With respect to his access... Read more »
I hope this reaches someone who is able to help me. I was served a summons and complaint for child support for my 7 year old son. It isnt that its a large amount of money that I am not willing to pay. I have no problem supporting my child whenever I can - my issue is that I havent seen him or... Read more »
MORE INFO NEEDED.
I THINK YOU SHOULD MAKE A CONSULTATION APPT WITH A LOCAL FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY AND HAVE A SUMMARY TYPED UP OF ALL THE FACTS....ASAP
MANY LAWYERS WILL NOT CHARGE FOR A CONSULTATION.
I AM SORRY FOR YOUR CHALLENGES.........HAVE YOU VISITED OR TRIED TO VISIT? HOW OFTEN?
First, this question does not have anything to do with Immigration law or Child custody. It is a personal injury question. Next, contingent fee agreements of this type are not set by law. The amount you are charged will depend on a number of factors which could include, the probability of... Read more »
My fiancé and I had twins and we have been together for 8 years and we have another child also I was wondering why child support is being taken out of my check since I’m at home with them providing shelter, clothing ,food and ect.. they’re garnishing 1600 a month from my checks and here’s... Read more »
Not enough information. Why is what? A lot more information is needed to be able to answer your question.
My ex filed the divorce petition in 2016. I didn't file a response because we were in agreement on most things. (One child, no property to split). The case went into default status and he has failed to continue the process (hasn't filed the remaining paperwork to finish and get judgment).... Read more »
You can file a motion to set aside the default. If granted, you would then file your response to the petition and move your case forward as usual. The other option is to enter into a settlement agreement with the other party and file that as a stipulated judgment.
Sorry. I guess this is the e wrong place for a question like this.
These are the kinds of questions and the kind of advice you should seek directly from an attorney rather than using this type of forum to get your answers. You would be best served by retaining legal counsel to handle your divorce case for you and/or on your behalf. You’ll get better and more... Read more »
In abusive relationship for 20 years. Was primary care giver. left w/daughter in 2018. Filed 4 CS through state. He found out & threaten to “end me.”
had hard time finding housing, hadn’t worked in 17 years. Daughter w/me 90%. November 2019, found housing. Lived there for 13... Read more »
ONLY IF YOU LET HIM.
HOWEVER, IT IS MORE DIFFICULT TO PRESENT YOUR CASE IF YOU DON'T HAVE A GOOD FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY.
ORGANIZE ALL THE FACTS SO THAT A LAWYER WILL SEE YOU ARE ORGANIZED AND MAY NOT BE AS TIME INTENSIVE A CLIENT AND EITHER HANDLE PRO BONO OR AT REDUCED RATE...........
My husband and I are still married, live together in Southern California, and never had any custody hearings. He doesn’t want our daughter to go. His reasoning is because of COVID-19 but we just went to visited his parents in Northern California. So I don’t see the difference.
No. If you are parents married with no court orders limiting where when and who the child can be with, either parent can travel freely subject to not putting the child’s health safety and welfare in jeopardy. In this case that would following protocols for travel. Covid-19 has been addressed by... Read more »
I need a pro bono lawyer to help me with it . I don't have the funds to have a real lawyer.
To get a court order modified you could either get the other party to stipulate and prepared and file a stipulation and order, or you will need to file a motion; a Request for Order with the court. (court form FL300)
Your question is not clear. What's the context? Rights regarding what? Grandparents can petition the court for visitation rights -- if that's what you are asking. Whether that petition is granted depends on the circumstances of your particular situation.
Full custody . Because those paperwork’s were never served to me what can I do . She has kept my daughter from me lied saying I never reached out or bothered showing up on my pick up dates . What can I do to get my visitation back ?
Hire a family rights and child custody attorney to assist you. This cannot be solved on a public forum.
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He has had her once over night in the last 9 months, no divorce has been filed and there is no custody agreement and he does not see her. He FaceTimes occasionally but not often. I want to move from California to Nevada but am unsure if I can do so.
You are not tied to California like a tetherball is tied to a pole. Does the father object? Does he want a divorce? have you tried working with the father to agree on a custody/visitation arrangement? Is there some reason you would not want to make custody/visitations arrangements before you... Read more »
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