Waiver of appearance in simplified dissolution of marriage
A notarized letter MAY be sufficient to waive his appearance, depending on the judge. Usually only one party is absolutely required to appear, but...
Family Lawyer
Practice Areas: Family
A notarized letter MAY be sufficient to waive his appearance, depending on the judge. Usually only one party is absolutely required to appear, but...
You should hire a Family Law attorney to advise you. Your question is vague. Good luck
Obviously the only thing that matters is you won the hearing. Stop looking for “fairness”.
The Dependency court, from your question, does NOT have jurisdiction to order her to do anything. Even if it did, she can comply both with the...
A word of strategy: it usually does no good to threaten. Simply do the thing you otherwise would have threatened. To paraphrase Yoda, “do or don’t...
Your question “can I file Reconsideration or Rehearing and exception at the same time?” is based on a false premise. Exceptions to a General...
It sounds like you’ll just have to wait until the hearing. You won’t change anything involuntarily without a hearing. It’s frustrating when someone...
Of course you can request relocation. This is simply a Petition for Modification in the making. Contact the grandparents to see if they will...
There is an Inspector General for complaints against government agencies. Perhaps try them. Otherwise, file a police report and see where that gets...
The case will be dismissed if nobody contacts anyone or the Court. “Lack of Prosecution” means that the Court feels nobody wants the divorce...