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Monthly Archives: February 2012
I Don’t Live in California But My Child Does, Is There Anyway To Get Custody?
February 19, 2012
There are ways for you to obtain custody and/visitation rights even if you don’t live in the same state as your child Even if you don’t live in California where your child lives, you may be able to obtain custody … Continue reading
Posted in Child Custody Tagged Child Custody, legal custody, physical custody, visitation Leave a comment
Orange County Couples Loses Case After Being Placed On The Child Abuse Central Index
February 15, 2012
McFetridge Family Loses Civil Lawsuit Against County of Orange After Being Placed on CACI List On Wednesday a jury ruled in favor of the County and against Bette and George McFetridge closing a lawsuit that they filed after being placed … Continue reading
Posted in CACI Hearings, Child Abuse Tagged CACI, Child Abuse, Child Abuse Central Index, department of justice of California Leave a comment
Bank Levy Lifted In Child Support Case In LA County For Person Receiving Social Security
February 13, 2012
LA County Child Support Lawyer Lifts Bank Levy When dealing with the Child Support Services Department, most clients are lost in what could happen to them. The Child Support Services Department will go after whatever they can find when trying … Continue reading
Posted in Child Support Tagged Bank Levy, Child Support, Social Security Leave a comment
Should I Even Bother Hiring A Lawyer For My DUI?
February 10, 2012
YES! You Should Definitely Hire A Lawyer For Your DUI Case! At the office we often hear this question over and over again — whether the person should even hire a DUI lawyer for your case? YES, you should! Even … Continue reading
Posted in DUI & Drunk Driving Tagged Driving Under the Influence, DUI Leave a comment
When I File For A Restraining Order, How Do I Serve It?
February 9, 2012
When Filing a Restraining Order, You Can Ask That The Sheriff’s Department Serve It When filing a restraining order based upon credible threats of violence by the restrained person against the protected person, you can ask that the Sheriff’s Department … Continue reading
Posted in Restraining Orders Tagged civil harassment restraining orders, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders Leave a comment
How Long Does A Divorce Case Take?
February 6, 2012
A Divorce Case Will Last At Least 6 Months In California, a Divorce may not be brought to judgment (finalized) no earlier than six months after the date which the Respondent was served. That means that the clock starts ticking … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce Tagged 6 months, Divorce Leave a comment
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