Can I get a continuance if I am not served an order to show cause on time?

You can ask for a continuance and yes you need to fill out the Income ad Expense Declaration. You may want to look fir a limited representation...

Can teachers question your children at school about personal things?

Even though both previous answers were by out of state counsel, they were somewhat correct. This is DCSS.

My ex was ordered by the court to return various property. She failed to do so, what recourse do I have?

The reason for that letter is so you could not prove contempt. She will not behave--this was thought out. Your only recourse (assuming the property...

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What's the rules on informing my legally separated wife that I moved out of the city? & How should I notify her?

It sounds like you have 30% "time share" or visitation. There is no rule that you must tell your wife where you live EXCEPT AS TO THE VISITATION...

It depends on the judge, and who they tend to believe. There is no way to predict the outcome.

Is it possible to modify arrears related only to add-on/child care costs? There was no and currently is no CS order.

You have posted this question already. It is not possible to tell what the amount in controversy is but the cost to "fix" it seems likely to exceed...

Can I use substitute service for my child support case?

You have posted this already. The answers you received were accurate.

The Code section states its own statute of limitations: "(d) Mental incapacity. An action or motion based on mental incapacity shall be brought...

How should i write to the judge my side of the story for TRO

There are many courts in Los Angeles, from Central to Pomona and elsewhere--so I have no way to know where your case is. The address if the...

I need a family law attorney to help me get my grandson away from the abuse he's having to go threw child welfare won't do it

This question is no altogether clear but if there is a non parent seeking guardianship you must file a guardianship action on probate...