People aren't going to know what "unbundled services" means without an explanation. It's true that you don't have to file a Response if they have an agreement. However, since the agreement was reached before the parties exchanged the required declarations of disclosure (and as a result cannot as a matter of law be entered as a judgment by the Court), the prudent thing to do is to file a response, to avoid a default and having to set it aside, which may be beyond the expertise of pro per parties. The poster needs an attorney, and if not, at a minimum needs to consult with the Family Law Facilitator.
R Genyne Long Novato Family Law Attorney
Posted about 14 years ago.
People aren't going to know what "unbundled services" means without an explanation. It's true that you don't have to file a Response if they have an agreement. However, since the agreement was reached before the parties exchanged the required declarations of disclosure (and as a result cannot as a matter of law be entered as a judgment by the Court), the prudent thing to do is to file a response, to avoid a default and having to set it aside, which may be beyond the expertise of pro per parties. The poster needs an attorney, and if not, at a minimum needs to consult with the Family Law Facilitator.