Is there a form I need to use to request a stipulated continuance of case management hearing in Los Angeles Family Law case?
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Answered on September 01, 2014
I agree with the answer above. The procedure for continuances varies based upon the county. Very few courts allow continuances by phone. There...
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In California, what are the consequenses of leaving a 5 year old alone for several hours?
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Answered on August 29, 2014
You can request a modification requesting primary custody of the minor child. In order to succeed in your request you should speak to the...
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Divorce / Annulment Case - Can the trail date be extended?
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Answered on August 29, 2014
You may be able to get a continuance based upon a number of factors including if the trial has previously been continued.
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What are the chances of getting more monthly permanent spousal support?
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Answered on August 29, 2014
You may be able to file a Request for Order to modify spousal support. You will need to show that there has been a material change of...
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Ex wants partial custody of my child.
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Answered on August 29, 2014
The court will make a determination based on the best interest of the child. If and when there is an action before the court by the father you...
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Judge made an order to change my childs last name. Can i reverse this? appeal it? any kind of motion? what are my options?
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Answered on August 29, 2014
Based on In re Marriage of McManamy & Templeton the factors considered by the court in a request to change the last name are:
1. Length of time...
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Last name after divorce
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Answered on August 28, 2014
Going back to your maiden name should not be a problem. Form FL-100 (Petition for Dissolution) has a specific place where you may request your name...
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Family law response question
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Answered on January 06, 2014
You will not be waiving your rights by indicating that the full extent or nature of the property is unknown at this time. A standard response for...