Legal Question in Family Law in California

Judicial Custody Conference & Subpeonas, LD kid

I'm in Pro Per, I know you all will say I need an attorney. My oldest is 18 and the second is 16. They haven't lived with Father for 1 year. Now that he has to pay support, he wants custody back. I just received a notice of JCC and want to know if I'm supposed to Subpeona my witnesses or if that is for a trail.

Also, if one of the offspring is Learning Disabled per California 504, does support still stop at 18 or does it continue longer?

Thank you very much for your insight.


Asked on 11/20/05, 6:48 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Lyle Johnson Bedi and Johnson Attorneys at Law

Re: Judicial Custody Conference & Subpeonas, LD kid

A JCC in Santa Clara County is a conference with the judge which the parents and their attorneys attempt to settle the custody and visitation issues. Witnesses would not be present for such a conference. Check the local court rules for a definition of JCC.

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Answered on 11/24/05, 8:47 pm


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