Longmont, CO asked in Family Law and Real Estate Law for California

Q: how may I lift a DVRO that requires me to move out of my home while the title is being contested in quiet tile case?

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Marco Antonio Torres
Marco Antonio Torres
Answered
  • San Diego, CA
  • Licensed in California

A: There is insufficient information to determine where you are in the DVRO process - is it a temporary restraining order pending a hearing or has a hearing been held and a restraining order after hearing been entered. If the DVRO is currently temporary then you will need to successfully defend the DVRO at the scheduled hearing, or a subsequent evidentiary hearing if you determine 20 minutes to defend against the temporary.

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