Legal Question in Family Law in California

My divorce was just finalized and my ex and I were awarded joint custody of our 5 year old daughter, however he is not following court orders, he has recently relocated my daughter and changed his phone number, without giving me that information, he says it's not necessary for me to have it when the court order specifically states that that information, be rendered 5 days upon. Changing it, I am very uncomfortable with letting my daughter go when it's his, visitation time. Ecause I have no idea where he takes her. Please tell me what steps I can take in getting this information, being it is a court order.


Asked on 9/15/12, 8:21 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
B. Stuart Walker Law Office of B. Stuart Walker

The five days have elapsed by now, so you should have your daughter's address. If you can afford it you should take your judgment to an attorney for review so you know your rights and if any modifications to the judgment are in order. If you can't afford an attorney, you may qualify for legal aid or be able to get help from the family law facilitator at your local court house.

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Answered on 9/20/12, 8:21 pm


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