Are court records admissible as evidence or are they hearsay? My question pertains to a court judgment.
You can ask the Court to take Judicial Notice of a filed order under California Rules of Court Rule 3.1306 and Evidence Code section 452(d).
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You can ask the Court to take Judicial Notice of a filed order under California Rules of Court Rule 3.1306 and Evidence Code section 452(d).
It sounds like you're working on the Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure. Forms FL-140, FL-142 and FL-150 are ONLY served on opposing party, NOT...
If you know the financial institution he's using, you can always subpoena the information directly from the entity.
The issues you present require a lot more time to address than is possible in writing. First, it sounds like you need an experienced family law...
From your posting, it sounds like the custody evaluation is in the best interests of the children as well as you as it may very likely vindicate...
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You are not "REQUIRED" to use a CPA, but depending on how commingled the account was/is, if you want to prove unequivocally that it's your separate...
I just had this issue in another case - exactly same facts and refusal of opposing party/counsel to agree to the QDRO to supplement the...
"Supposed to" is difficult to confirm or deny because such an order would/will be based on the facts and circumstances. In short, it sounds like...
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The answer is: NO. A DV-TRO is not effective against you until you are personally served. I've had clients who contacted opposing party to lure...