What are the legal consequences of a ‘failure to appear’ in a court mandated mediation appointment in Los Angeles County?
Not much, if anything at all; it will however delay your custody hearing because mediation is mandatory.
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Not much, if anything at all; it will however delay your custody hearing because mediation is mandatory.
The amount of spousal support you are able to receive depends primarily on his ability to pay and your need; there is a software program developed...
She needs to complete her divorce if possible, ideally with a Judgment entered ‘nunc pro tunc’ (back when it would have been entered if actually...
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If you have a Judgment for Legal Separation, you’ll have to file a brand new case; it’s unlikely that support would change but it’s possible if...
They didn’t understand your question; you garnishing his social security has nothing to do with you collecting your own social security. Find...
You need to find your own place; how would you like it if you were forced to remain living with him if he couldn’t find a place?
I’d let her stay with dad for a while; it will likely implode but she’s not really doing well in either home so give him a chance.
…but you can go back to court and ask the court for some leeway because you are unable to see your children. File the RFO asking for modification...
Here’s a link to instructions: https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/divorce
You probably wouldn’t get ex parte orders but you can certainly file a Request for Order for Sole Legal Custody and provide the facts of mom’s...