Is filing a request for order FL-300 the same as ...?
All motions in family law cases are filed as Request for Orders FL-300. You have to file your points and authorities and your declaration. You...
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All motions in family law cases are filed as Request for Orders FL-300. You have to file your points and authorities and your declaration. You...
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Your question is not very clear but I believe from the facts that you are providing the next step would be to attend mediation and then court.
This might depend on your judgment. Some orders require that notice be provided. Other judgments require consent of the parent or a court order. ...
If there is a case already filed, you can file form FL-300 Request for Orders to get custody. If you have never been to court and this is the...
You can ask to change the custody based on the living arrangements. It seems that if the child is in the living room, there might be reasons to...
I believe that you can tell the judge that she is calling the police on you when you are complying with the orders. This can help you but given...
This is a hard question because support is based on time and the older the children get the more they have control over the custody schedule. I...
You can file a request for orders to modify this term. Or, since this has to be by agreement you can tell him that you cannot agree since he has...
On the therapy issues, you might be able to get an emergency hearing since this is serious and your daughter should seek help as soon as possible. ...
A parentage case is filed between biological parents and not an adoption case. If the child lives in California, that is where the case should be...