When filing a Writ of Mandate after Demurrer, do you tell the trial court judge in your Motion for a Stay that that is why?
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Answered on February 02, 2023
If you are doing a writ, it is like an ex parte to the appellate court. There is nothing to stay if the Demurrer is granted without leave to...
Can I sue my job company for demafation if some one said something that wasn’t true ?
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Answered on February 01, 2023
It depends on what was said, and if it harmed more than your feelings. It would have had to damage your reputation. The statement would also...
What can I do if my attorney didn't file my response to my ex-parte hearing and my ex got everything
in the custody
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Answered on January 30, 2023
If this was ex parte, the orders are temporary. If this was the return date, then that's a different story. You may want to seek a second...
Do I still need to inform dad?
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Answered on January 30, 2023
It depends on what the orders say. Even with sole legal and sole physical custody, some orders require you keep the father informed.
How much does it cost to subpoena my spouse? I'm going trough divorce
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Answered on January 30, 2023
First, you cannot subpoena anything from your spouse without being an officer of the court; a lawyer is an officer of the court and may do so. You...
When does child support end according to most settlement agreements?
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Answered on January 22, 2023
In your case when your child turns 18. It is only when the child is still in high school after 18 that it is until he or she graduates or turns 19.
My landlord gave me a written notice to move out within 3 days..No damage or I've only been there 13 days.....
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Answered on January 22, 2023
Why were you giving the notice? 3 days notices are normally to pay or quit, or to cure a violation of the lease? If you cure the defect, or pay...
Can cps remove your kid's without a court order ? Through a safety plan meeting via phone?
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Answered on January 17, 2023
Not without a warrant. You should however contact a lawyer immediately how understands these issues.
Can you be charged for missing an arraignment if you are in a voluntarily psychiatric program?
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Answered on January 16, 2023
He will likely have an arrest warrant if he does not show, and you will lose bail money. This is a big deal, get a lawyer.
How do I object to my financial info being released in a subpoena? Can I fill out the docs myself or do I need an atty?
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Answered on January 15, 2023
if you are a party to the litigation, then you have to file a motion to quash, not an objection.