Responding To An Order Of Contempt
Summary
To respond to an order of contempt in Palmdale, CA:- File an Answer to Order of Contempt (Form FL-410).
- Explain your side of the story.
- Submit the form to the court and serve a copy to the other party.
- Attend the hearing.
Consult a family law attorney for accurate advice.
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I am dealing with an order of contempt in an family law case
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Could you please tell me your location to provide the most accurate legal information?
Thank you
Hello ****, it appears you didn't mention your location. Could you please provide it so that I can offer you the most accurate legal information regarding your family law case?
Palmdale ca
Hello ****, in Palmdale, CA, the Los Angeles County Superior Court handles family law cases. Here are some general points regarding contempt:
- It's a serious matter, potentially resulting in fines or jail time.
- You must be served with a written order, not just verbally.
- Legal representation is advised.
For specific advice, consult a family law attorney.
- It's a serious matter, potentially resulting in fines or jail time.
- You must be served with a written order, not just verbally.
- Legal representation is advised.
For specific advice, consult a family law attorney.
How do I respond to an order of contempt
Hello ****, here's a brief guide on how to respond to a contempt order in California:
- File an 'Answer to Order of Contempt' (Form FL-*).
- Carefully explain your side of the story.
- Submit the form to the court and serve a copy to the other party.
- Attend the hearing.
For more accurate advice, it's best to consult a family law attorney.
- File an 'Answer to Order of Contempt' (Form FL-*).
- Carefully explain your side of the story.
- Submit the form to the court and serve a copy to the other party.
- Attend the hearing.
For more accurate advice, it's best to consult a family law attorney.
Can I file an affidavit as a response to an order of contempt
Hello ****, in California:
- An affidavit can be used as supporting evidence, but it can't replace the 'Answer to Order of Contempt' form.
- The affidavit should be factual and concise.
- It should be signed and notarized.
Remember to consult with a family law attorney for personalized advice.
- An affidavit can be used as supporting evidence, but it can't replace the 'Answer to Order of Contempt' form.
- The affidavit should be factual and concise.
- It should be signed and notarized.
Remember to consult with a family law attorney for personalized advice.
Where can I find the answer to order of contempt form
Hello ****, in California, you can find the 'Answer to Order of Contempt' form (FL-*) on the California Courts' official website. Remember to fill it out correctly and follow the submission guidelines. Consulting a family law attorney is highly recommended.
What kind of declaration are responses
Hello ****, in legal terms, a declaration is a written statement made under oath. In response to a contempt order, your declaration would typically include your responses to the accusations made against you. This should be fact-based and can be used as evidence in court. Always consult with a lawyer for personalized advice.
What type of declaration would I use
Hello ****, in responding to a contempt order, you would use a 'Declaration in Response to Order to Show Cause' or a 'Responsive Declaration to Request for Order' in California. These declarations allow you to present your side of the story to the court. Please consult a family law attorney for specific advice.
Can you explain them
Hello ****, a 'Declaration in Response to Order to Show Cause' or a 'Responsive Declaration to Request for Order' are written statements made under oath. They are used to:
- Present your side of the story
- Respond to accusations made against you
- Provide evidence in court
For more specific advice, consult a family law attorney.
- Present your side of the story
- Respond to accusations made against you
- Provide evidence in court
For more specific advice, consult a family law attorney.
What’s the difference between the two
Hello ****, both forms serve similar purposes in presenting your viewpoint, but are used in different scenarios:
- 'Declaration in Response to Order to Show Cause' is used specifically for contempt orders.
- 'Responsive Declaration to Request for Order' is used for responding to other types of family law orders.
Consult a family law attorney for personalized advice.
- 'Declaration in Response to Order to Show Cause' is used specifically for contempt orders.
- 'Responsive Declaration to Request for Order' is used for responding to other types of family law orders.
Consult a family law attorney for personalized advice.