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civil code 1952
What is civil procedure code1952? My ex-wife is using civil prcedure code 1952 as defense. quote ''As stated on the document , this is the final say on the matter of child support and supersedes all other, filed and non-filed agreements. That document allows for a period of 60 days for appeal and if no appeal is filed in the court (code of civil procedure section 1952). Since there is no recrod of appeal within 60 days in our case this doument stands. She then goes on to state that this is enforecbale despite in error in the date our eldest daughter turns 18.'' The doucement attached had no such language.she highlighted actual court doucument. Filed at court the doucment is an unsigned attachment. The highlighted portion states:
''Notice of entry of judgement that the document allows for a period of 60 days for appeal. The document she highlights is a court document with the notice- ''Notice to Attorney of Record or Party withoutattorney'' Pursuant to the provisions of Code of Civil Procedure section 1952, if no appeal is filed the court may order the exhibits destroyed or otherwise disposed of after 60 days from the expiration of the appeal time. I have looked up code 1952 and I only find referece to what seems to be real estate

Asked on 3/22/08, 5:19 pm

Phillip Lemmons, Esq. Phillip Lemmons APC, Attorneys at Law

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Re: civil code 1952

child support ends when a child is 18 and no longer in school. when your child is about to turn 18, bring an OSC to terminate support.

Answered on 3/24/08, 10:51 pm

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