What If Respondent Doesn't sign FL-117 Form?
Just to add, you have to be at least 18 years old to serve for your dad.
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Just to add, you have to be at least 18 years old to serve for your dad.
If you have proof that is admissible then you can have them put on the stand and then have the admit it or lie and then you counter or impeach. If...
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You can only present evidence but whether you have proven it is up to the judge to determine. The judge might not even want to hear about it as...
Four years for grand theft from the date of discovery. If files were already filed then it is moot.
Is there a ccp code or civil code? There are some but I am pretty sure you were fine per family code sec 271.
If he isn't involved then you pretty much have full custody. You could file to have him pay support or simply leave it alone and see if he doesn't...
Yes if it is not true and resulted in harm. It might not be worth pursuing as these cases seem to get dismissed pretty easily.
You can do discovery if it hasn't been cutoff by trial, court order, or judgment on the case.
You can't. they have complete discretion. Also in my experience, usually calling them to act has the opposite affect.
If she's working then you probably still do. If she's not you may not have to pay depending on various factors.