If I need to amend my complaint prior to serving it, do I need to schedule a motion/ex parte?
No need to go to Court on this via ex parte. File the amended complaint and have it served. I agree with the other attorney responses.
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No need to go to Court on this via ex parte. File the amended complaint and have it served. I agree with the other attorney responses.
Your question is a bit confusing to follow, but I will try my best to respond. First, you do not go through DCFS (Department of Children and Family...
Here is a link that will help answer your question: https://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp-emancipation.htm
No, a judgment must be filed and entered for the divorce to be finalized.
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Hi, You may hire an attorney who may then contact the other side to attempt to drop the DVTRO and Possibly reconcile.
Attorney Hornibrook has provided you with a very detailed and thoughtful answer. You may file a request for order (using form FL-300) on these...
They can file a petition since he's incarcerated. Whether or not they'll get the visits they're requesting is up to the judge and based on the facts.
File a change of address form with the court and request a copy of the RFO. Your Responsive Declaration is due 9 court days before the hearing...
You don't need him to sign off. You can go the true default route without an agreement and ask the court for the same things you requested in your...