Ex-parte in family law
Before filing an ex parte in a family law case, your Ex had to give proper notice under California Rules of Court, Rule 5.165(b)(2). If your Ex did...
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Before filing an ex parte in a family law case, your Ex had to give proper notice under California Rules of Court, Rule 5.165(b)(2). If your Ex did...
The FL-397 Form is a discovery request form that you would send to your Ex's Employer for information on your Ex's income and employment...
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Since you mentioned that you do have legal representation in one of the comments, it sounds like you might need to sit down with your attorney and...