What will be the next step after case review: regarding judgement?
It depends on where you are in the process; it’s up to you to move it forward and file the appropriate documents.
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It depends on where you are in the process; it’s up to you to move it forward and file the appropriate documents.
In denying the move-away, the Judge was supposed to assume that you were moving and order a new custodial plan. If you have to move, you’ll have...
Some people estimate it to be 20% less; however, it is truly based on the factors in Family Code 4320 - which will take into consideration whether...
You will probably need to file a Request for Order to permission to record because of interference.
If you are having a hearing or a trial regarding support or fees, then you I&E must be current within the past 90 days.
You say your spouse submitted a divorce; that raises the query: did you file a Response? If you didn’t and you want to proceed, you must file. ...
You cannot terminate his parental rights unless you have a husband who is willing to adopt. However, the most dad would get initially is monitored...
...and 3 young “adults” will probably have very little effect. It also depends on the length of your marriage.
No - the 170.6 must be filed prior to the first hearing with a judicial officer.
File a Request for Order and ask the court to order him to do whatever it is that you think he should do.