If i have family court tomorrow but haven't been served with the paperwork, do i have to attend

Technically, she does not have to show up, but she runs the risk of him getting orders without her "side of the story" being presented to the...

What is the timeline after the final stipulation is signed and sent to the court?

This varies from county to county and from courthouse to courthouse. Your best bet is to get the most accurate answer is to call the clerk's office...

If I have a domestic violence restraining order against my ex, will I get in trouble if I still talk to the children?

If you are the protected party on a restraining order, you are not violating any orders. The orders are made to protect you. The way I read your...

My my son is 19 in the Navy? his ex-girlfriend presented some papers 587 for child support. after more papers followed unsigned

Your son would be wise to consult with an experienced family law attorney knowledgable about child support matters and the military. There are...

Can my daughter's father file for custody and would not serve me the papers in order to get a custody?

When a case is opened, there needs to be personal service of the initial paperwork - in other words, your child's father has to have someone else...

Motion dismissed with or without prejudice?

If you dismiss the matter with prejudice, you will not be able to bring another Request for Orders based on the same behavior/concerns. It would be...

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The court will generally not make ex parte custody/visitation orders unless you can make a showing of irreparable harm or immediate danger to the...

Can I move out of state with my son if I have sole custody and the father hasn't performed in visitation for almost 3 years?

I agree with Tobie. However, I would caution you to consult with an attorney and have them review your court orders, particularly your final one,...

Can the Non-Custodial Parent move and not advise the address and still have overnight visits?

If you have an Order or Judgment that states that the parties have to keep each other apprised of their current addresses, then you may have...

I agree with the above answers that in CA, you have 30 calendar days (but if the 30th day falls on a weekend or court holiday, you would have until...