Is there a wait period to go back to court after a stipulation was made into an order?
Unfortunately she can 'take you to court' by filing another RFO anytime; the more she does it, the less likely it is that she would win - and on...
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Unfortunately she can 'take you to court' by filing another RFO anytime; the more she does it, the less likely it is that she would win - and on...
Someone other than you - including your spouse - can fill out the forms but you better be sure that the necessary information is accurate and...
It's unlikely if the child will be born in California and you remain in California, but possible. It would be determined by "best interest of the...
Your proposed statement does NOT answer the question: it isn't that you have disclosed -it's what facts did you use to VALUE the assets. An...
You would either appeal (with unlikely success because the appellate court does not review the facts), request a new trial (and it's probably too...
move court for enforcement by Request for Order
If the adoption order did not include visitation rights, then it's unlikely. She needs to locate an attorney with a lot of experience with CPS in...
I would suggest proceeding with your request for RO on her and go to your local police station and make a report and show the notes and/or evidence...
It depends on whether the support order was obtained through DCSS; if so, contact them with a copy of the birth certificate and proof of high...
Assuming that "you" didn't serve but rather 'caused to be served' on March 2nd by mail, if the service was for the March 22nd hearing, then you...