Definitely, this is a matter for Family Court.

My daughter is getting a divorce in San Diego, CA. Her husband is refusing to sign the Stipulated Judgement. What can be done?

A stipulated judgment is a judgment achieved through an agreement. Until the agreement is made it cannot be enforced as such. Either an agreement...

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In Pro Per litigant and opposing counsel asking for a continuance

Get competent, informed advice from a lawyer. None of us can review the Court file or any other pertinent document and none of us has any...

How do I serve someone notice to appear in court as witness?

You also need to issue, serve, and file a written notice of the intended witnesses you intend to call.

Is "Personal injury" ??? - 7 strait months i ate prepack sushi from grocry store and gained 17lbs bcaus EVRY PACK IS MISLABLED??

Your post seems to have emanated from a cell phone (toy). This seems to be a consumer fraud issue. The County of San Diego Dept. of Weights and...

Since our case involves malpractice & personal injury, are there any attorneys who will take this on contingency? I'm in PAIN!

You raise issues of dental malpractice and consumer fraud. Both matters are typically handled on a contingent-fee basis. I am very unclear on...

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How can I have a non-criminal CLETS order reversed?

You should first determine what interferes with your employment prospects. If a "no negative contact" restraining order would be compatible with...

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Will a custody mediator or judge contact my child's therapist upon my request?

The Judge is not allowed nor equipped to do so. The mediator might do so, and probably should do so. If the parties stipulate to require the...

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Need help. four years ago i fell and broke my femur. pain neverwentaway and i could not walk orfunction. want to sue the dr.

You assumptions are inadmissible lay evidence; what is needed is admissible expert opinion. I note your conflicting admission, "no one knewwhat...

This is a workers compensation and/or employment law question. I am not interested in such areas. I do wonder what you propose as an alternative.