Must the father sign the divorce papers knowing he will pay child support and alimony even though he is taking the same responsibility in caring for the kids?

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IF AT LEAST ONE OF THE PARENT'S HAS LIVED IN CALIFORNIA FOR AT LEAST 6 MONTHS, CALIFORNIA HAS JURISDICTION AND UNDER CALIFORNIA LAW, AS I UNDERSTAND IT, NO SIGNATURE IS REQUIRED BY THE OPPOSING PARTY TO EFFECTUATE A DIVORCE DECREE. MEDIATION WILL LIKELY BE ORDERED TO WORK OUT A PARENTING PLAN AND "DISSOMASTER" WILL BE UTILIZED TO COMPUTE SUPPORT AMOUNTS.

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