Legal Question in Family Law in California
Resp. disregard for time requirements
Currently involved in OSC case. By date of hearing respondent had not filed response, including I/E declaration. Made excuses about why he hadn't done it and the judge bought into his BS. Judge ordered respondent to 1) complete drug test and supply results to my attorney in 1 week, and 2) file response and I/E declaration by last Thurs. Neither of the above has been done. I believe respondent is playing games to avoid providing pay-stubs & paying child support. If he never does file I/E declaration, what are the repurcutions? Can his pay-stubs be subpeona'd from him or his employer? I have spoken with my attorney, but would simply like second opinion, please.
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Resp. disregard for time requirements
Your attorney is most familiar with the case and you should follow her or his advise.
Re: Resp. disregard for time requirements
Your attorney is most familiar with the case and you should follow her or his advise.
Re: Resp. disregard for time requirements
Your attorney is most familiar with the case and you should follow her or his advise.
Re: Resp. disregard for time requirements
Sometimes, though, an attorney doesn't do what he/she should do, and to protect your interests, you should seek a second or third opinion.
Yes, you should subpoena his pay stubs.
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