Refiling Declaration For Dvro

Summary

If a judge reschedules a hearing due to an illegible declaration, refile it legibly and notify the other party. Prepare for the new hearing date. Consult a lawyer for personalized advice.

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Set aside motion for perjury for a dvro
It seems like you're dealing with a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) in California. Here are the steps you should follow:
*. Refile your declaration as instructed by the judge.
*. Ensure it's legible and contains all the necessary information.
*. Be prepared for the hearing on March 29th.
Remember, perjury is a serious offence. If you suspect someone has committed perjury, you might want to consult a lawyer.
Do I have to let the other party know???
Yes, in most cases, you need to serve the other party with the refiled declaration. This is called 'service of process' and is a crucial part of the legal procedure in California.
What are the exceptions
In California, exceptions to the 'service of process' might include:
*. Certain emergency situations.
*. If the court explicitly waives this requirement.
*. The other party has agreed to waive service in writing.
Please consult a legal professional for specific advice.
****. I tried setting the dvro aside the first time but one of the declarations was missing so I refiled it as an ex parte. So the other party knew that I was going to attempt to have it set aside again what should I do?
As per your situation, you should:
*. Refile the declaration as directed by the judge.
*. Inform the other party of your attempt to set aside the DVRO again.
*. Prepare for the rescheduled hearing on March 29th.
*. Consider consulting with a lawyer for personalized legal advice.
****. I tried setting the dvro aside the first time but one of the declarations was missing so I refiled it as an ex parte. So the other party knew that I was going to attempt to have it set aside again what should I do? The original set aside motion is still there. The only difference is that it says March 29th as the new hearing date.
It seems you're dealing with a complex situation regarding a DVRO. For clarity, did the judge provide any specific instructions about notifying the other party about the refiled declaration?
Answer: ...
No, for reference, the whole thing is about a set aside motion
Based on your situation in California, you should:
*. Refile your declaration and ensure it's legible.
*. Notify the other party about the refiled declaration.
*. Prepare for the set aside motion hearing on March 29th.
Remember, it's often helpful to consult a lawyer for personalized advice.