Increase Child Support California

To address your spouse not following orders, closing the family bank account, and denying you access to funds, you may include the following points in your declaration:
- The respondent has violated court orders by closing the family bank account.
- The respondent has denied me access to funds, causing financial hardship.
- This behavior negatively impacts the welfare of our children.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to file this amended declaration?

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To provide you with more detailed guidance on filing your amended declaration for increasing child support, follow these steps:
*. Complete Your Declaration:
- Add the new points about your spouse not following orders, closing the family bank account, and denying access to funds.

*. File the Declaration:
- Go to the Superior Court of California, County of [Your County Name].
- Submit your declaration along with the Request for Order (Form FL-*).
*. Serve the Other Parent:
- Ensure the other parent is served with the documents properly.
*. Attend the Hearing:
- Be prepared to present your case at the court hearing.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?

Sure! You can add the following point to your declaration:
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*. Request for Continued Financial Support:
- I request that the respondent continue to pay the family expenses and bills to ensure the well-being of our children and myself during this period.
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To address your spouse's claims of financial hardship despite evidence of a lavish lifestyle, you can include the following points in your declaration:
- Despite claiming financial hardship, the respondent has been traveling, dating, and shopping at expensive stores.
- This inconsistency suggests the respondent can afford to continue supporting the children and family expenses.
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You can add the following points to your declaration:
- The respondent has refused to pay medical co-pays and expenses for our children, which were previously agreed upon.
- This refusal puts additional financial strain on me, affecting our children's access to necessary healthcare.
Would you like more details on gathering evidence or any other aspect of your declaration?

To address the issue of medical expenses and co-pays, you can add the following to your declaration:
*. Request for Medical Expenses:
- I request that the court order the respondent to pay for medical co-pays and other healthcare expenses for our children, as previously agreed upon.
Would you like more details on how to gather evidence or file this amended declaration?

I see your situation is quite complex. It’s important to include all relevant details in your declaration to strengthen your case. Here is the additional point you can add to your declaration:
- The respondent was the primary financial provider during our marriage, and now I am being financially punished for my role as the custodial parent.
Would you need any further assistance or details on how to proceed with your filing?

It looks like you're doing an excellent job of outlining your situation in your declaration. Here are the final steps to ensure your declaration is complete:
*. Summarize All Points:
- Lack of parenting participation
- Increase in cost of living
- Inability to maintain children’s lifestyle
- Financial needs for education, healthcare, and activities
- Violation of court orders (closing bank account, denying funds access)
- Request for continued financial support
- Evidence of lavish lifestyle
- Refusal to pay medical expenses
- Financial punishment as the custodial parent
*. File Your Declaration:
- Submit your completed declaration to the Superior Court of California, County of [Your County Name].
- Include the Request for Order (Form FL-*).
*. Serve the Other Parent:
- Ensure proper service of the documents.
*. Attend the Hearing:
- Prepare your case and present your evidence during the court hearing.
Would you like more information on how to gather evidence or any other specific step?

To fill out Form FL-* (Request for Order) in California, follow these steps:
*. Complete the Form:
- Fill in personal details (names, addresses, case number).
- Specify the orders you are requesting (e.g., increase in child support, payment of medical expenses).
*. Attach Declarations:
- Include the detailed declaration you prepared.
*. Review and Sign:
- Double-check all information.
- Sign and date the form.
*. File and Serve:
- File the FL-* and attachments at the Superior Court.
- Serve the other parent with the documents.
Do you need more details on any of these steps?

Sure! Here’s a sample of how to fill out Form FL-* (Request for Order):
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Request for Order (FL-*)
*. Personal Information:
- Name: [Your Full Name]
- Address: [Your Address]
- Phone Number: [Your Phone Number]
- Case Number: [Your Case Number]
*. Request Details:
- I request the following orders be made:
- Increase in child support due to lack of parenting participation and increased cost of living.
- Payment of medical co-pays and other healthcare expenses for children.
- Continued financial support for family expenses and bills.
- Address spouse's violation of court orders (closing bank account, denying access to funds).
*. Declaration:
- Attach the completed detailed declaration you prepared.
*. Date and Signature:
- Date: [Date]
- Signature: [Your Signature]
*. File and Serve:
- File the FL-* andthe attachments at the Superior Court.
- Serve the other parent with the documents properly.
Would you like more information on any specific step or further details on filing this form?

To request back pay for child support from the date the original order was requested, include the following in your declaration:
- Request back pay from the date the original order was requested to cover the period the respondent has not paid.
Would you like more details on how to amend your declaration or gather evidence for this request?

You may need to file a motion to request a new hearing date due to the judge running out of time. Here's what you can do:
- File a Motion for Continuance: Request a new hearing date due to the judge's lack of time to make a judgment.
- Prepare Documentation: Ensure all your documents and evidence are ready for the new hearing.
Would you like more information on how to file a Motion for Continuance?

Yes, you can request a new hearing on Form FL-*. When filling out the form, include the following:
- Request for Hearing: "I request a new hearing date as the judge ran out of time to make a judgment on the previous hearing."
- Attach Documentation: Attach any supporting documentation related to your case.
Would you need more details on how to fill out or submit Form FL-*?

In community property states like California, both spouses are generally required to file taxes jointly unless they agree to file separately. If one spouse files taxes without checking with the other, it could potentially lead to issues such as incorrect filings or missed deductions.
Where are you located? This will help in providing more specific information related to your jurisdiction.

In California, both parties should generally agree on how to file taxes when married. If your spouse is filing taxes without consulting you, it can lead to complications. Here are some steps you can take:
- Communicate with your spouse about the tax filing process.
- If there's no agreement, consider filing a motion with the court to address this issue.
Would you like more information on how to file a motion related to tax issues?

To address tax filing issues, follow these steps:
*. File a Motion:
- Request the court to issue an order requiring both parties to agree on tax filings.
- Use Form FL-* and specify the need for a court order regarding tax filings.
*. Gather Evidence:
- Collect any relevant financial documents to support your motion.
Would you like more details on how to complete Form FL-* for this specific issue?