Legal Question in Family Law in California
Correction to order
Last week had an OSC hearing where Petitioner and Respondent were given 30 minutes to come to an agreement with regard to child visitation. Respondents counsel wrote-up the agreement and submitted it to the court.
In the Stip. agreement, it stated that Petitioner would pay Respondent $X in C--name removed--The judge, refused to order this, as this Petitioner has related C/S case being handled by DA.
Question is, Respondents counsel filed original stip agreement that did not exclude the C/S agreement. Should a notice of correction be filed?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Correction to order
If the judge refused to sign a stipulation then it should have been rewritten and resigned by the parties. Thus there would be no reason for a notice of correction.
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