Child Custody (CA Family Code section 3020) - The Law Offices of Andy I. Chen

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When domestic violence is claimed by one party, and it is not true. It becomes nearly impossible to get rid of. Once the case is filed and labeled as a DV case, how can the other party dis credit this claim?

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Yes I want to know

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[@Midnight_online]

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[@oliviadavie2427]

This was so formative I love the 3020 will watch again thanks

[@vic2257]

Great informative video!!! Thank you so much! One question, would this info also apply to NYC? Thanks!

[@FaithBrigel]

Well explained! Thanks a lot!

[@biscotti_8820]

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[@blacktranquility2025]

Thank you Soooo much, I was so worried for myself and Child 💜💜💜

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Thank you! This is so helpful.

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Thank you for the information, very useful

[@LucianSharTru]

Hi, I have a question. If the judge ordered plaintiff to write up stipulation and they haven’t what would be the next step? I’ve reached out to them and no response. Can I fill out the stipulation myself and serve them?

[@AndyIChen]

For a family law hearing, yes, you can. The authority I would cite to is CA Rule of Court 5.125(d). You can google that to see the actual text of that Rule of Court.

[@shauntesofly]

excellent video thank you soooo much!

[@Soon2B30]

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