I was served form FL-150, filled it out and sent it to my ex's attorney. I also served my ex the same form.

It really depends on why you were asked to complete the form. Since you posted your question using the term ex-spouse, I gather that you may have...

While a divorce can be considered a civil action, you would not look at the Local Rules for Civil cases unless the Local Rules for Family Law cases...

My spouse did not disclose to me that they would be calling me as a witness to testify at trial, can I object if they try to?

You can't refuse to testify at your own trial. The reason why the case goes to trial is because you and your spouse can't agree on certain issues....

What if i am a renter for 15 years and my landlord is my aunt and the rental agreement is below market value

The mere fact that the rental agreement was with your aunt and below market value is not by itself a reason to question the validity of the rental...

Should I request the judge to consolidate my cases. Step-parent adoption almost complete when meddling mother files guardianshp

In the interest of judicial economy, it would make sense to at least coordinate the two cases. You should file and serve a Notice of Related Case...

Can I have my significant other testify at my divorce hearing?

Yes, he/she can testify, but many times the testimony of the new significant other does not add much. For the most part, their testimony is offered...

Help! I just discovered that my neighbor's building encroaches on my sewer/water easement.

If the relationship with your neighbor is important to you, I would bring up the problem to avoid future issues. It may be possible to either make...

In California Family Court, what is the REQUIRED AMOUNT OF TIME TO HAVE FOR A DEPO BEFORE A COURT DATE?

Although Family Court does not have special discovery rules, it is not uncommon to have several trials on so called bifurcated issues. For...

At a settlement conference, are judges accustomed to In Pro Per litigants on both sides being unprepared ?

What to expect really varies from judge to judge. There is a distinct difference between an unrepresented litigant that tries to follow the rules...

You will find the answer to the question on the form to be used for the Notice of Pendency of Action ...