Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Child Custody and Child support

You are well within your rights to ask for such custody, but the court will balance you and your ex's rights herein, and ultimately will decide on what is in the best interest of the child at issue. As far as your home goes, she will be entitled to her fair share of the home's community property interest from the inception of your marriage to the point she moved out and showed the intent to separate from you permanently, if community property funds were used to buy the home and make mortgage payments. For a free phone consultation, contact us directly.

Re: Child Custody and Child support

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Re: Child Custody and Child support

Assuming that title to the house is held in both of your names there is some community property interest in the house. If the house were purchased during the marriage there is a presumption that it is community property. She is entitled by law to one half of the community property in the house, cars, furniture, retirement plans etc. Custody is another matter she left the child with you and has taken no interest in the child's welfare since she moved out. Retaining an attorney may save you more than the cost of the attorney fees.