Divorce question: Using a psychiatrist's report as evidence
YOu could but it still wouldn't pass the hearsay objection nor a relevance objection. Talk to an attorney about this. What are you using this for?
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YOu could but it still wouldn't pass the hearsay objection nor a relevance objection. Talk to an attorney about this. What are you using this for?
A court order is a court order but your remedy is now in probate court. You need to talk to a probate attorney on this.
Has mom passed away? If so, then file a petition to probate her estate. Talk to a probate attorney for help.
It simply means that any rights that you may have had are now real. It means that you have an "interest" in something.
I dont' see any facts above that would give you cause for malpractice. What did you do that would cause an attorney to be subbed out of a case?
Unless there is a court order as to NOT doing this, you need to do this as part of the co-parenting details. If he abuses it in the future, then...
The DOS is important because that is the date used to determine when the CP value of the retirement plan ceases. Any contributions made after...
If a DOS is at issue, each case is fact specific and you only stated a few facts. Given the recent changes in CA law as to a DOS, one fact would...
Talk to a family law attorney. It would probably be easier to file for a Summary Dissolution then to pay the expenses of going through an...
Write a letter to the attorney demanding a full report and request an accounting with a petition for distribution. Find an attorney to help you.