If both parents are in agreement for custody do we still have to go to court?
Yes, you can file a Stipulation with the Court. You will want to complete the forms FL-355 and FL-341 and have both parties sign and file it with...
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Yes, you can file a Stipulation with the Court. You will want to complete the forms FL-355 and FL-341 and have both parties sign and file it with...
As long as the Opposing Party has been served with the Summons, and you have a valid proof of service of summons, they do not need to respond. You...
You could ask them for a declaration, drafted under penalty of perjury, however, the court will likely not give it much weight unless you actually...
The police wont necessarily be able to help. I would suggest following a motion with the Court (Request for Order) requesting a modification of the...
It depends on if this is a post-judgment motion or not. If it is non post-judgment, then service via mail is fine, though it would need to be...
Yes, you can always request that a Domestic Violence Restraining Order be dropped. If there are criminal charges, I do not believe you can do...
You can definitely request to impute income to her. It is both parent's responsibility to financially provide for the children. Additionally, the...
I would definitely suggest filing Ex Parte. The Courts can finalize a Judgment for "emergency" reasons. Depending on the Judge, they will likely...
Assuming this is a domestic violence temporary restraining order, it will be automatically dropped if you do not appear at the hearing that is...
Are you in two separate counties? If he goes to file, the court will likely tell him. If they allow him to also file, then you may have to...