At a judicial settlement conference in family court, mother's attorney pops-in and completly changes outcome. What can I do?
There is nothing you can do but not agree. IF you don't agree then it goes to trial unless you submit on the pleadings.
San Diego, CA
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There is nothing you can do but not agree. IF you don't agree then it goes to trial unless you submit on the pleadings.
Get an attorney and fight it.
Depends on what happened. Was the case dismissed or adopted by the court? If it was dismissed you need to set aside the settlement and have the...
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you can sue for damages for breach but even if it was a restraining order the most you could do is report it. There is no other way to enforce it.
you can file in any state or county where the residency requirement by either party is met. So yes you can file in her county.
It just depends on the officer. Usually the act quickly to preserve evidence but will act on less urgent matters later. I would assume at this...
Depends on your court's procedure. If you haven't attended mediation then you will ordered to attend first. If you have then possibly interim...
You can seek a writ in the Court of appeal or in some cases some writs are appealable.