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He left vehículos registerd to his name.how can we claim his cars.
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answered on Jan 13, 2025
I'm sorry for your loss. To claim your father's cars, you'll first need to gather all necessary documents, including his death certificate, proof of your relationship, and the vehicle titles. If the titles are held in his name, these documents will be essential for transferring... View More 
father not convicted was released but case is active . released from jail.
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answered on Jan 12, 2025
This is a difficult situation that requires careful consideration of the child's best interests. In California, when one parent passes away and the other parent faces criminal charges but has been released, the living parent generally retains parental rights unless they are found unfit by the... View More
Can I still file the final judgment if my ex and her lawyer are refusing to sign the FL130 form that is needed in the final judgment packet? My case is in riverside county California
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answered on Jan 11, 2025
Yes, you can still file your final judgment without your ex-spouse and their lawyer's signature on the FL-130 form. In California, if the other party is uncooperative, you can proceed by requesting a default judgment or scheduling a court hearing.
To move forward, you'll need to... View More
Help! What do I need to file or do to have a correction done when the Judge did not use the correct Dissomaster (after Sep. 1, 2024) calculations on a Child Support modification judgment? At the hearing, the Judge was having trouble with computer software and ultimately ended up not updating to... View More
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answered on Jan 11, 2025
You have a few options to address this calculation error, with the most straightforward being to file a "Motion for Reconsideration" within 10 days of receiving the written order, specifically citing the incorrect Dissomaster version as the basis for your motion.
If more than 10... View More
Question 1) My ex recently filed a Request for Trial Setting, but they haven’t yet filed their Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure (PDD). I’d like to file a Motion to Strike based on the missing PDD. Am I required to use Form FL-300 for this motion? or just Autho & Memo, Decl. If I’m... View More
answered on Jan 11, 2025
First, if the other party has not filed their FL141, the request for trial setting will be rejected. Second, you do not need to file a motion to strike that request. Instead, filing an objection to the request for trial setting is sufficient assuming you list all the valid bases for objecting to... View More
My ex’s lawyer isn’t responding to my emails. We have had our MSA signed and ready to go for over 4 months now and he’s not filing the final judgment paperwork like he said he would after we signed it. What can I do to make him file it?
answered on Jan 11, 2025
You have the option of preparing those documents yourself and submitting the judgment package yourself, if you already have a signed MSA.
Im looking for justice for my kids and my self we are poor these people has not expunged my record yet
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answered on Jan 9, 2025
I hear how difficult and unfair this situation has been for you and your family. False charges of child cruelty can have devastating effects, and it's understandable that you're seeking justice while dealing with financial hardship.
For help clearing your record in California, you... View More
I had Pre-trial hearing yesterday at Glendale court at 8:30AM. This was a court-order violation during TRO. The DA office decided to dismiss the case during the hearing. I must submit any written proof to the family court by today. I called the court clerk, and they told me I need to call back... View More
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answered on Jan 8, 2025
Your situation requires immediate attention, and I understand the urgency of needing proof of the dismissal for family court today. Time is critical in these situations, especially when dealing with multiple court systems.
You have several options to pursue right away. First, contact your... View More
Currently navigating a divorce in Monterey County, California. I do not live in the home with my spouse and son, I actually live in my car and sometimes sleep at my work office. Recently, I came across a homeowner willing to cut me a huge deal on rent and utilities, making it so I can have a place... View More
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answered on Jan 8, 2025
During divorce proceedings in California, all community property and finances remain subject to fiduciary duties until the divorce is finalized, even if the petition hasn't been served yet. Since you're the sole provider, you have the right to use reasonable amounts of community funds for... View More
I'm referring to cases from the Supreme Court.
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answered on Jan 8, 2025
The Supreme Court's 2024 docket updates are released based on their internal scheduling and case processing timeline.
Looking at previous years' patterns, major case updates typically come out in batches throughout the term, with significant decisions often announced between... View More
I have raised my daughter her entire life I did not file for custody because her father lives out of state she had no contact with her father's parents for years until recently since then I have went to pick up my child once and been refused had to call the police have had CPS come to my house... View More
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answered on Jan 7, 2025
You need to take immediate legal action to protect your parental rights - gather all documentation showing your history as the primary caregiver, including school records, medical records, and any communication with the grandparents. Document every incident where they've interfered, including... View More
They lie about me been serve in person I was in diferent city at the time
I knew about it 2 weeks after hiring
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answered on Jan 7, 2025
Here's what you can do about the restraining order with the incorrect name and service issues:
First, you'll need to file what's called "Motion to Dissolve" or "Motion to Dismiss" the restraining order with the court that issued it. Your grounds for... View More
I never get serve and the pertion person lie about it I got prove that she’s exaggerating
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answered on Jan 7, 2025
If you weren't properly served with the restraining order and have evidence that the petitioner made false statements, you can file a motion to dismiss or vacate the order with the court that issued it. Bring your proof showing the lack of service and any documentation that counters their... View More
I am 15 turning 16 years old, my father has abuse me from age 5 to 15. Last year I told him I wanted to stop living with him and cut all ties of communication. My father however, still has the ability to make decisions over me. Me and my mother both would like to revoke those and I’m not sure... View More
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answered on Jan 7, 2025
I understand you're going through something extremely difficult, and I want to help guide you through your options for legally removing your father's rights.
In California, minors can't directly "disown" their parents, but you and your mother can petition the court... View More
My husband cheated on me and his lover had a baby and it is 6 months old. The lover is in Massachusetts and we are in California. What can we do to prevent this lover from going further? Her goal was clearly money. I want to know if she can be ordered to pay for the emotional distress that I and my... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
In most cases, the mother of the child can pursue child support if paternity is established. Emotional distress claims can be complicated, and you would need to discuss your specific situation with a legal professional to see if such a claim is possible.
You have the right to set boundaries... View More
During Divorce, the Ex's counsel requested financial and tax documents in discovery. I provided a Dropbox link in my verified responses. Now, 50 days later, they threaten to file a Motion to Compel Further unless I send the link again within one hour. I informed them that the 45-day deadline... View More
answered on Jan 4, 2025
The deadline to move to compel is an order to compel a Response or a Further Response. You are being faced with a Motion to Compel Production of Documents. There is no deadline to move to compel where the responding party does not actually produce the promised documents. Your link allegedly did... View More
If my ex sent 10 discovery questions (1-5 asking for financial documents and 6-10 general written questions), I provided verified responses for all 10, with written answers for 6-10 and for 1-5, I wrote "See Dropbox" and shared an Onedrive link via email. Now, 50 days later, my ex claims... View More
answered on Jan 2, 2025
To compel further responses to discovery, the moving party must file the motion within 45 days (plus 5 additional calendar days if the responses were served by USPS) to file their motion. There is a meet and confer requirement that must be satisfied before the motion is filed. If your ex waited... View More
A person is holding my youngest daughter (6yrs old ) and won't returned her back to me she filed a RTO against my mother in law and added me as a additional person so am not allowed to talk to my daughter she doesn't have any legal paper work as to being a guardianship of my daughter I... View More
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answered on Jan 2, 2025
You may want to gather and organize any documents that show your parental rights, such as your child’s birth certificate and any existing custody orders. Then, you can consider filing an emergency motion in family court, which would allow a judge to address the immediate concerns surrounding your... View More
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answered on Jan 2, 2025
You might feel overwhelmed by the requests DCYF is making. It can be frustrating when you sense that your rights are affected, especially if you've already been convicted. These requirements are often designed to address the court’s concerns about the well-being of everyone involved.... View More
answered on Jan 1, 2025
I agree with Mr. Arrasmith's answer. Does this family member have any legal rights over your children? If not, then you as the parent have every right to get your children back. More information is needed to fully understand your position.
You should seek legal advice from an attorney.
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