Modify a rule 69 agreement post decree
If your agreement was adopted as a final order and it’s been at least one year, this seems like it’d be a basis to file a petition to modify...
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If your agreement was adopted as a final order and it’s been at least one year, this seems like it’d be a basis to file a petition to modify...
It could be binding between the parties, we’d need more information. You should consult directly with an attorney who can review your document and...
If the judgment debtor has nonexempt earnings after child support is deducted, yes you’ll be able to garnish.
I wish we could be more help, but you’d have to refer to your CC&Rs and Bylaws. If you’ve complied with the applicable procedure, you could consult...
The restraining order is public record, so yes it’s potentially discoverable on a background check.
Unless refinance was a specific condition of the court order, there will be no way for you to compel her to do so. Review your orders carefully and...
The process is the same. Once a party requests a hearing, it is no longer a “simplified” procedure. It is an ordinary modification and discovery...
I am sorry to hear about your situation and hopefully I can help clear up some of the confusion. There really isn't a cause of action for...
You'd need a stipulation from the opposing party to extend the response date. Otherwise your best option is to request the hearing and then motion...
The answer to both is generally no. But the latter depends on what exactly you seek to undo. If it was something that became a Rule 69 agreement or...