Does my daughter have to respond to her ex attorney on a custody dispute when she has lost her representations?
If she wants to file anything with the court, she has to have someone over 18 serve her ex’s attorney.
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If she wants to file anything with the court, she has to have someone over 18 serve her ex’s attorney.
If you orders clearly define the times that you are to have custody of your son, then the police should enforce your orders. Contact the police...
You need to have the support Judgment set aside; if it was taken by default and not served on you can make an appointment with the self-help center...
You have to make an agreement with the person to whom you owe the money - either the other parent or the State of CA. If CA, they have a program.
...not if they resigned; even if they hadn’t, they would have to show breach of fiduciary duty or that the Conservatorship was no longer necessary.
Technically, you should consult with her father and the file the RFO if he disagrees. However, you could inform him that she’s auditioning and it...
If he received a TRO, then a restraining order has indeed been granted - it’s just that it is only in effect until the 30th.
Use the EJ-130; you already have a Judgment.
You might ask the court to appoint minor’s counsel for the singular purpose of getting the child’s discomfort to the attention of the court - or a...
No - the set aside would only apply to all other orders but you would still be divorced.