Legal Question in Family Law in California

Your best bet, Is to going to court perhaps on the Ex Parte basis and seek permission from the court to leave the state on a very short and temporary basis. If you were forthcoming and honest with the court and do not violate its orders by proceeding procedurally correctly, you will be in better stead then if you simply leave without advising the court. If you leave without advising the court the court will note that you have a tendency of violating court orders and this may be held against you in the future. I do this type if work and can prepare your documents at a reduced rate (typically $500) and if necessary can have myself or another attorney appear in court for a additional fee. My office provides service to corporate as clients at market rates as well as discounted rates for stream lined paralegal document service for low income family law clients - take advantage of this service.

You may petition the court on an ex parte basis to seek permission.

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