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Attorney fees by noncustodial parent

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daughtercustody

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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California

can the custodial parent ask for attorney fees be paid by non custodial parent, and if so, even though the non-custodial parent makes min. wage which is 8.50hr in california?
 


not yet, but i got a letter from her lawyer that she will be requesting attorney fees, how can i dispute with the judge, it hasn't been court ordered yet?
Ok so your NCP and CP is taking you to court? For what? What were u served with? She can ask but that will not automatically mean it will be ordered in her favor.
 

daughtercustody

Junior Member
attorney

Ok so your NCP and CP is taking you to court? For what? What were u served with? She can ask but that will not automatically mean it will be ordered in her favor.

yes Im the ncp and i served her for non cooperating with court order visits, im just requesting court orders be enforced..so she decided to get an attorney and she also filed.
 
yes Im the ncp and i served her for non cooperating with court order visits, im just requesting court orders be enforced..so she decided to get an attorney and she also filed.
Ok you filed an enforcement on her. Did she deny you parenting time?
What is she filing against you for?
If you are taking her to court and she is found in contempt you may be awarded attorneys fees of your own.
But please answer if its because she denied parenting time and what she filed against you.
 

daughtercustody

Junior Member
attorney

Ok you filed an enforcement on her. Did she deny you parenting time?
What is she filing against you for?
If you are taking her to court and she is found in contempt you may be awarded attorneys fees of your own.
But please answer if its because she denied parenting time and what she filed against you.
she is refusing me visitations, because she assumes im doing drugs, so she is requesting i have a hair follicle test and also to have professional supervised visitations, and she would like to visit my residence where me and my fianace reside.
 
she is refusing me visitations, because she assumes im doing drugs, so she is requesting i have a hair follicle test and also to have professional supervised visitations, and she would like to visit my residence where me and my fianace reside.
Are you doing drugs? Why does she think you are? Do you want to oppose the test or take it? How long has she refused visitations?
How long has the court order you have now been in place?
 

daughtercustody

Junior Member
Are you doing drugs? Why does she think you are? Do you want to oppose the test or take it? How long has she refused visitations?
How long has the court order you have now been in place?
No im not doing drugs, i occasionally drink but not when i have my daughter in my possesion, i can prove that by statements of family members and friends, the CP is doing false accusations on me, i really don't mind taking a test, but can i request a urine test than a hair test, how can i oppose it. I haven't seen my daughter since april 09, it's been in place since 02/09
 

Proserpina

Senior Member
No im not doing drugs, i occasionally drink but not when i have my daughter in my possesion, i can prove that by statements of family members and friends, the CP is doing false accusations on me, i really don't mind taking a test, but can i request a urine test than a hair test, how can i oppose it. I haven't seen my daughter since april 09, it's been in place since 02/09
Can I ask why you don't want to take the hair follicle test?
 

Isis1

Senior Member
she is refusing me visitations, because she assumes im doing drugs, so she is requesting i have a hair follicle test and also to have professional supervised visitations, and she would like to visit my residence where me and my fianace reside.
sorry, but this drives me batty....it's fiance for the betrothed man, and fiancee for the betrothed woman.

so it's "my fiancee"

but on a more serious note, in regards to the bolded...LOL!! LOL!! your ex is funny.
 

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