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Does a change in circumstance or best interest need to be shown to get a change in visitation?
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Answered on January 23, 2015
Because your question is a common question asked by so many people on this website, I wish to supplement my colleagues answer--which, by the way,...
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How to Stop my Brokerage Account Bank from Cooperating with a Subpoena Sent during Divorce Matter
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Answered on January 16, 2015
First start with what a subpoena is: it's a legal document that requires the recipient (here the custodian of records for the brokerage house) to...
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I was married in 1992 however, wife never lived with me and now is filing for divorce which I do not oppose. Need I respond?
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Answered on March 26, 2014
I always feel a tinge of concern whenever an attorney a person has never met tells someone what to do, vis-a-vis, gives legal advice . For me, a...
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Wage garnishment for a judgment issued on 2005 (Los Angeles)
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Answered on March 24, 2014
Is your mother judgment-proof? I ask, because, if she is, she would have a legal basis to stop the wage garnishment. The term "judgment proof", in...
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I was served yesterday for a credit card I owe on. I have to write a letter to the courts within 30 - what legal form do I use?
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Answered on March 24, 2014
When Marie Antionette was told that there was no more flour to make bread to feed the hungry, she said, "Well, then, let them eat cake!" First, I...
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Unmarried couple living in California. They both had a child and both signed a Voluntary Declaration of Paternity.
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Answered on March 24, 2014
As I read the question and fact pattern, the question I think you are trying to ask is this: "Is a mutually-signed Voluntary Declaration of...
Do I have to respond to discovery (interrogatories and deposition notice) that was served in the middle of a hearing.
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Answered on March 24, 2014
Let me make a distinction between a hearing and a trial. As stated by one of my colleagues, your case was set for a hearing, not trial; so, yes, ...
What is a "Short Cause Court Trial" in family law, and what can a responding party expect/plan for regarding that process?
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Answered on March 24, 2014
A short-cause court trial ("SCTC") is the result of one of two things: either a party has asked for a long-cause trial or the court has determined...
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Will ex have advantage in a move-away case because he has the house the kid grew up in? Can I move with the kid or lose custody?
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Answered on March 24, 2014
As you have already been apprised by my colleagues, family-law move-away cases are very complex, and, as a result, an attorney should be consulted....
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I filed a custody and visitation petition and no response
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Answered on February 14, 2014
From my perspective and professional experience, family law is a bit unique. While the family law courts needs to follow he procedures set forth...
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