Legal Question in Family Law in California

I am currently divorcing and involved in Case Management Conferences. An order was filed by opposing counsel, subsequently signed by my former attorney before withdrawing from the case, (before I had a chance to review), then filed and signed by the court.

I am not in agreement with portions of the order as it is missing additional items that were indicated in the transcript.

Do I have the ability to object to the order if the opposing attorney will not agree to amend the order?


Asked on 7/28/10, 12:38 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

If the missing items are material to the management of the case or the rights of the parties, and were expressly agreed to on the record, then yes, you can move for reconsideration of the order to conform to the stipulations of the parties. You have a very limited time to make such a motion, however.

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Answered on 8/02/10, 5:00 pm


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