Los Angeles, CA
Family Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
You could try an ex parte (emergency) application to the court. You would file it in your assigned department. If you've never been to court...
Unfortunately, the answer is "it depends" Sometimes, the Court will prepare a "Minute Order" which you can obtain from the file. It contains...
That's not commingling. If the house were YOURS from before marriage, and you were using money earned during marriage to help pay down the...
First, you need to consider whether you are the victim of abuse. Many victims layer feel "guilty"about calling the police, even when they were...
First, you could suggest it to his attorney in a non-threatening, non-faulting letter, and see if they will agree. If you don't get an agreement,...
Filled out Income and Expense Declaration (form FL 150) and three most recent pays tubs and most recently filed tax return.
Because your child is in San Diego you will need to 1) register the existing orders/judgment in that county, and then 2) fie a request to modify...
I can strongly recommend Elise Greenberg in Sherman Oaks for dependency defense.
If you go back to Court in a month, you should think about filing a "supplemental declaration" that describes the children's father's failures to...
The short answer is that you can file an "ex parte" or emergency application for a change in custody, nut courts typically do not favor emergency...