Affidavit Of Service
The six-month waiting period begins on the day the Respondent (not defendant) is served.
Los Angeles, CA
Family Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
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The six-month waiting period begins on the day the Respondent (not defendant) is served.
You should have your case file reviewed by an appellate attorney to see if you have grounds for an appeal.
Yes - file a Request for Order to modify support downward based on a substantial change of circumstances.
...only if either your dad and mom both agree, or if your mom files a Request for Order to modify custody.
If you have custody through the family law courts, then you would file a Request for Order; if you have a guardianship, then you would file a...
You need to begin eviction proceedings by giving her a 60 day notice to quit.
Unless your spouse agrees to a stipulated judgment with terms that the two of you agree to, you would be giving up having any input into the final...
If your Ex can provide additional insurance coverage (to perhaps cover co-pays) why would you object?
The FL-190 will tell you when the divorce was final but not when it was filed.
Here are instructions but he will need to get access to various mandatory forms: https://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp-divorce.htm