Do I have to serve my ex-husband with my filed Response to RFO? Both of us are self-represented.
If you do not serve him with your Response, the court will not read it. Period. This goes for all exhibits, as well. You cannot just go into...
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If you do not serve him with your Response, the court will not read it. Period. This goes for all exhibits, as well. You cannot just go into...
You need to find an attorney and get individualized attention to your situation. This is not the type of situation where you should be discussing...
a) If child visitation is at issue, then it is entirely possible that legal custody could also be at issue. Yes, you're right about your original...
If you filed your papers and served them on him before he even filed for divorce in California, then your case takes precedence. The fact that you...
Unless you're coming to pick someone up for a baseball game, showing up to someone's door with a baseball bat is an implied menace. (Imagine...
Best advice? Talk to your lawyer and stop talking about your criminal case on the internet.
The court's website has a good explanation of the process (in brief): http://www.scscourt.org/self_help/family/divorce.shtml It does not matter...
This is not an Avvo.com type question. This is a situation, and you need to meet with an attorney for confidential guidance.
There's a lot to unpack, here. Usually, a hardship deduction is for a minor child from another relationship, for whom the parent is obligated to...
As long as the person who served you was 18+ years old and was not the opposing party in that case, you were validly served, by California law.