california rules of court family law
Setting a hearing under section 366.26, Rule 5.706. 340 0 obj <> endobj Initial hearing; detention hearings; time limit on custody; setting jurisdiction hearing, Rule 5.754. Tribal Court Protective Orders, Chapter 12. The court clerk's authority to issue a Request for Order (form FL-300) as a ministerial act is limited to those orders or notices: (1) For the parties to attend orientation and confidential mediation or child custody recommending counseling; and. Prosecuting attorney request to access sealed juvenile case files, Rule 5.900. (ii) Immediate risk that the child will be removed from the State of California. Child, Spousal, and Domestic Partner Support, Article 2. Form of petition; notice of hearing, Rule 5.526. Recent Family Law Cases - California Lawyers Association (4) With the exception of mandatory child custody mediation and mandatory settlement conferences, before alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is included in a family centered case resolution plan under Family Code section 2451(a)(2), the court must inform the parties that their participation in any court recommended ADR services is voluntary and that ADR services can be part of a plan only if both parties voluntarily opt to use these services. 5.00 Title of Rules. Rule 5.445. Setting trials and long-cause hearings, Rule 5.407. Review of default and uncontested judgments submitted on the basis of declaration under Family Code section 2336, Rule 5.409. Divorce residency requirement: Before filing for divorce, one of the spouses must have lived in California for the past 6 months and at least 3 months in a county where the case is to be filed. Request for order regarding discovery, Rule 5.14. This means that both of you can make decisions about your children. (4) The following blank forms must be served with a Request for Order (form FL-300): (A) Responsive Declaration to Request for Order (form FL-320); and. Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children, Rule 5.618. (3) At the conference, counsel for each party and each self-represented litigant must be familiar with the case and must be prepared to discuss the party's positions on the issues.