Going through a divorce. Question about the FL-142 form
It is always best to give full disclosure. The deeds are also discoverable so why not just provide them now without headache.
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It is always best to give full disclosure. The deeds are also discoverable so why not just provide them now without headache.
What did she switch her mind on? You will get what the law allows.
It means that he doesn't know right now what his separate and community property rights might be but wants the court and you to know that he is not...
Right now, her adoptive parents are her parents and for you to interfere with this would create some big problems. Tell her she must stay with her...
Notice of entry of judgment and returned envelopes with postage prepaid.
Was the judgment signed by the presiding officer of the court? Did you file the Notice of Entry of Judgment with the judgment package?
If the lis pendes is attached to property subject to the divorce case, then Dept 63 is the right department. But if the lis pendens was attached...
It is my understanding that a probate proceeding would need to be done in both states but it could also be done via a summary proceeding.
Confusing so please give clarity. Why would she file in LA when there is a divorce case pending here in CA.
Your consent is not needed. Your spouse can get the divorce even if you don't consent. As to contesting it, If you don't, then she can proceed...