Does the other party need to sign a clerical error stipulation?
You can file an Request for Order to Correct the clerical error, and then she doesn't have to sign; if you are correct, then she can show up at the...
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You can file an Request for Order to Correct the clerical error, and then she doesn't have to sign; if you are correct, then she can show up at the...
If your wife is not acting on the 'error' and there is enough in the wording surrounding the 'error' to show that it was a clerical error (like a...
...perhaps because you were combative enough to cause her to contact her attorney. You have already posted that you find this action a violation...
You can set aside the Judgment after it is entered by motion with reasons that are explained in either CA Family Code 2120-2129, or CA Code of...
More specifically, you need to determine the county in which your wife lives in Florida, and check the websites of all of the courts in the county...
I wouldn't concern myself with the possibility of a fraud marriage. You just need to appear at the hearing for the restraining order (as your...
Do a search on your computer for private attorneys in your area and find out what their rates are - but it will totally depend on why you need a...
You also need to request that any Judgment be entered 'nunc pro tunc' (meaning retroactively). You need to go to the court where the case was...
Did he file a Response for the first order, and if so, what address did he use, or did he have an attorney?
It seems that it shouldn't but without looking at your original orders the guideline support calculator includes a slight increase every year for...