Do I have to be physically present in a California court for a bifurcation hearing? I have a military obligation.
Yes, you should be present. However, you can do so by Court Call.
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Yes, you should be present. However, you can do so by Court Call.
Yes, your spouse can request spousal support even if the two of you have not cohabitated.
You don't need to prove infidelity to get a divorce in California. The infidelity has no bearing on your property rights. If you have grounds for...
Read the terms of your support order. If the Judge imposed mandatory reporting duties upon the parties, then you'll need to report the change in...
Your Property Declaration (FL-160) would be helpful if you are forced to proceed by way of default.
No, but your share of the property depends on several items, including 1. the legal status of your current relationship (is "partner" a domestic...
Court dockets are now online. If your case is / was in San Francisco, go to sfsuperiorcourt.org and do a civil case information search.
Your narrative / question seems incoherent. Your claim that foreigners "have more rights than US citizens in sanctuary cities" reeks of paranoia. ...
There is nothing you can do. You are simply a relative or possible witness. You are not a party to the restraining order.
It is too late to obtain a default. The Court Clerk will see that a response was filed. Ask to have the case set for either a Settlement...