How do I oppose a subpoena?
You need to have a legal basis to oppose the motion and in family law, everything is essentially fair game, especially if your spouse is arguing...
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You need to have a legal basis to oppose the motion and in family law, everything is essentially fair game, especially if your spouse is arguing...
No. You need to follow the steps and obtain a court order as follows: http://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp-namechange.htm
Please see the attached list of wonderful such resources: http://www.lalawlibrary.org/docs/Referral_List_re_Community_Agencies_3-1-13.doc Best of...
Until the order is modified the support obligation due and therefore you need to return to the court which issued the order and seek modification...
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If you subpoena the documents properly they will be produced.
This sounds like a difficult situation and you may want to speak to your ex about you and your son attending reunification therapy to repair the...
These are somewhat complex issues. First of all, absolutely produce everything to the other side in advance so there is no issue with that at...
Please see the following steps and forms: http://www.courts.ca.gov/1044.htm
Any party "can" file such a motion to set aside a judgment or settlement. It is a matter of the merits and whether or not the Court will in fact...
Until the Order is modified, or ages out by graduation or 18, whichever is later, the Order remains. The non custodial parent does not have the...