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My question is can I be the moving party and file a FL-300 and request orders? To put the ball back in my court.
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Answered on March 04, 2016
You post is not clear to me. A Request for Orders must be served, or service waived/accepted, before the Court is allowed to entertain it. But,...
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If this results in a lawsuit, do I need my own attorney or am I covered well enough by my insurance company?
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Answered on March 03, 2016
I am confused as to the relationship between the arbitration and the demand letter but, regardless, you should be in good hands.
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What Family Resolution Conference is? Is the couple still married or divorced?
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Answered on March 03, 2016
My County sets forth the pertinent information and, since you aren't the party and don't claim to have read it, I suspect that your friend got just...
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How can CPS require a single mother of a 14 year old, 13 year old and 10 year old to have a live in caregiver in a 2 bed apt?
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Answered on March 03, 2016
First, all allegations of "lies" will be ignored here.
Second, I don't believe that C.P.S. would require a caregiver unless one of the children...
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Time for service of RFO papers in family law.
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Answered on March 03, 2016
This is a patently fallacious position. There is no local family law Court rule on point [See...
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CCP 1005(b) and “supporting papers” in family law.
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Answered on March 03, 2016
I take it that you have not had “moving and supporting papers" adequately explained. The papers need to be served by the deadline regardless of...
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Can I file a counter claim against them under this same case? Should I?
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Answered on March 03, 2016
A counter-claim is always filed in the same case.
I cannot decipher your post.
You have an insurer paid to defend and counsel you. You can...
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In a restraining order hearing is the petitioner limited to allegations made in their pleading?
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Answered on March 03, 2016
Your post is somewhat vague and ambiguous.
By "pleading" I assume you mean declaration.
Even in tort litigation, which is an higher form of...
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Can the other party extend the court date?
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Answered on March 01, 2016
The other attorney should try to work out an agreement with you to a mutually acceptable continuance. If you don't work it out, expect the...
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What do i have to do to get custudy of my kids and stop paying child support
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Answered on March 01, 2016
I agree with attorney Peters. I am troubled by your question, as it focuses on your payments not parenting. If the Juvenile Court gets involved...
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