Do I need to follow a minute order or transcript?
A hearing transcript is not a court order and should by no means be treated as such. The minute order is the closest thing you have to a court...
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A hearing transcript is not a court order and should by no means be treated as such. The minute order is the closest thing you have to a court...
Assuming you meet the residency requirements here in California, you should file for divorce. In your divorce action, you can seek reimbursement...
You can file a petition for name change https://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/nc100info.pdf
You have the same power as she does to move the case forward. What is it that she is refusing to sign? If you have reached an agreement it should...
In situations where the father has been deemed the presumed parent, rather than biological parent, DNA testing becomes moot. DNA evidence is not...
You were properly served. If you fail to respond in a timely manner you do so at your own risk.
It's not clear from your facts whether you were ever legally married to this person. Are you married to this person?
Whether having a corneal abrasion is a known risk of the procedure you underwent, depends on what procedure you underwent. Your facts are a bit...
You only get one judgment of dissolution. If you need a copy you can order it from the court (on line). What I think you mean however, is that...
If the divorce case has already been filed your ex should be aware that on the reverse side (or page 2) of the Summons are a list of temporary...