Child Visitation & support In CA

I have been involved in a custody and child support battle with my 5 year old son's mother. i was visiting with him off and on over the past five years but more on a regular basis over the last two years. i have since then married and have had two other daughters with my wife there was a dissagreement between me and my ex over me diciplining my boy. and she told me i wouldnt see him anymore i then filed child visitation papers with the court she has lied and said i am abusive to my boy and i have been going thru hoops trying to prove to the courts that i am not an abusive father under supervised visits the thing that i am concerned about is her draging my wife into all this she wants my wife's income on file and is basically being as greedy as she can get my wife has refused to participate or provide any request the courts want which i dont blame her what can be done we file taxes jointly and the children live with both of us so if u can help please respond

Judgement

I have a judgement filed in March 2003 related to my business. I filed personal Bankruptcy chap 7 and was discharged in 2003. this judgement was included. It still comes up as a problem everytime I apply for credit. How do iget this resolved

Our doctor recommended as part of our fertility treatment that we find an egg donor. The way it works with every agency we encountered is you find a donor from its database then pay the fee & sign the paperwork after the selection has been made.

We examined several banks & found someone we thought would be suitable. According to the agency, the egg donor we selected had never before been through the process but was available & happy to proceed. Because of the anonymity, we had no choice but to rely on the information provided by the agency which touts its stringent screening process & evaluation program as part of its marketing. Until we signed the contract & paid the fee, we were privy only to the the on-line data & what was verbally communicated by agency personnel.

To our amazement, everything came to a screeching halt when the egg donor showed up for her appointment with our doctor. The office staff recognized her & looked through their records. It turned out that she had donated previously with their office. As soon as our doctor learned of the fraud, she stopped the process & informed the agency they had put this person in their database under false pretenses.

We've been told when both parties to a contract were mistaken regarding a fact essential to the contract & one would not have entered into the contract if that fact would have been known, then no contract is formed according to California law. But that is not they way the agency sees it. They are holding us to the contract since it includes a disclaimer stating the agency cannot guarantee the accuracy or truthfulness by the egg donor in any written or verbal communications.

What exactly does this disclaimer mean & what options do we have if any?