MORE INFO NEEDED

IF YOU HAVE A LAWYER POST THIS TO HIM/HER.

MAYBE A RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST HER?

This sounds CRAZY, where is this happening, TX? Unfortunately, the way the Judicial system works, one judge will rarely overturn the ruling of another Judge at the same level, you have to file an Appeal of these orders. Contact a Family Law attorney right away to get them started on this case.... View More

If you are asking about a court case that is pending in California then you should re-post your question except change the location California even if you are currently in Plano, Texas.

The reason is that when the location is set to Texas, your question will most likely only be seen by... View More

If you are seeking the restraining order (vs the DA seeking it) this is a CIVIL matter. The methods of service of a summons are covered in the Cal. Code of Civil Procedure §§ 1010-1020. Suggest you look at the proof of service for a summons, it is a judicial council form and you can find it on... View More

If you aren't interested in pursuing a civil case, there is no need to consult with an attorney. You aren't a party to the criminal case. It is prosecuted on behalf of the State of California, not you.

I am sorry you are going through this. It sounds like you are ready to file for divorce. Assuming this is the case after your divorce has been filed and is underway, you can begin the process of what is called Discovery. Through Discovery, each party has to disclose all of the information about all... View More

Generally speaking, other states will honor the restraining order but each state varies on how to get the order registered in its system and so on. You should consult with an attorney in the state that you are considering relocating to, prior to leaving California.

You need a family law attorney in California to handle this. I think Temecula is in San Diego County? Riverside? You need to take this to an attorney where the restraining order and court date are pending. The attorney will advise you the best way to proceed. Putting it on a public forum like... View More

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answered on Jul 23, 2020

THE TIME FOR PERSONAL SERVICE SHOULD BE FIVE DAYS BEFORE YOU HAVE TO GO TO COURT. IF THE PARTY IS NOT SERVED BECAUSE OF HIS AVOIDANCE OF SERVICE, THEN YOU HAVE TO ASK THE COURT FOR MORE TIME TO SERVE HIM. THE COURT MOST LIKELY WILL GIVE YOU ANOTHER CHANCE. BEST OF LUCK.

much more info needed.

obviously evidence needed is different for each case.

however. if there are no injuries/damages most lawyers would; probably only want the case on an hourly and not contingency

It sounds like you and your husband and children have lived in Oregon for over 6 months before you just recently moved to California. If that is correct, you need to ask this question again, but ask it as a divorce and child custody issue in Oregon. I am a California attorney. I cannot answer an... View More

Availability of resources for a minor who has run away is not really a legal question, but see below at the end of this response. In certain situations a minor can petition the court for what is called "emancipation" so he she can be free from parental control.

Here is a good... View More

Not really clear what kind of fanacial help you want. You state the med mal took place 7 years ago, and you fought but lost, that is beyond the statute of limitations, unless extraordinary circumstances exist. Brother's promise to "help" is not enforceable as you describe it... View More

more info needed.

however, you are an adult in the eyes of the law and can do what you want...as long as it is legal.

have you ever been convicted of anything illegal/violent?

for what is his mom on probation?

The short answer is: SHOW UP IN COURT at the time and place given to you in the notice. If the time and place are set for tomorrow, go to that courtroom tomorrow at the time given in the notice. There is nothing else you need to do to respond. When you get to the hearing the attorney on the... View More

It sounds like you have primarily an immigration question. You should re-ask your question as an immigration question. This is the family law section. As for your question: How can he mention me as a dependent while we are clearly separated? Hard to answer this question. On what form is he... View More

The eviction process in California is administered by the Superior Court of the State of California. A landlord must begin the eviction process and California law requires all persons residing in the property be served with a notice of eviction. Terminating a month to month tenancy can be... View More

You can NOT pick her up IF the court order says you can't, but the problem is you don't know until you read it. So to read it, you need to see a copy. Ask your parents to send you an email with the order attached. Ask them for the name and phone of their lawyer and call the attorney... View More

more info needed.

the one who would have more info is your lawyer.

was as thrown out and not filed.

was it filed and a plea deal to dismiss?

was it thrown out after motions or trial?

First you MUST get a copy of the court order for the divorce. It is called the "Judgment." You can get this in the records department of the courthouse where the divorce was granted. The cost is 50 cents per page. You can also get the records for free, but you first have to fill out... View More