Chatsworth Divorce Court Divorce Process For Divorce

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Chatsworth Divorce Court Divorce Process

In this video we discuss what the divorce process looks like when filing for divorce with the Chatsworth Court.  Our paralegal divorce service handles court filings with the Chatsworth divorce court and all the cities which file at the Chatsworth divorce court.

Please watch this video for more information on the Chatsworth divorce court divorce process.

Chatsworth Divorce Court Divorce Process

In this video we discuss what the divorce process looks like when filing for divorce with the Chatsworth Court. Our paralegal divorce service handles court filings with the Chatsworth divorce court and all the cities which file at the Chatsworth divorce court.

Please watch this video for more information on the Chatsworth divorce court divorce process.

Santa Clarita Divorce | Trial Setting Request Requires Court Fees

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Santa Clarita Divorce | Trial Setting Request Requires Court Fees

If you want to go to court and ask for trial date, you have to first start by filing what is called a TSC or trial setting request.  The court has not started requiring the parties to pay a court reporter fee when filing the trial setting request.

We explain more in this short video.

Burbank Divorce | Qualified Domestic Relations Order Service

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Burbank Divorce | Qualified Domestic Relations Order Service

We offer a Burbank Divorce Qualified Domestic Relations Order Service. If you have a pension that is going to be divided as part of the divorce process, you are going to need a Burbank Divorce | Qualified Domestic Relations Order otherwise known as a QDRO pronounced “Quadro”.

When ever I speak to clients that, I always ask if there is a pension involved, and if so, what they plan on doing with it.  I want people to know that there are extra steps that have to be taken to ensure that everyone is aware of the process of our Burbank Divorce | Qualified Domestic Relations Order Service.

Watch this short video where we discuss how the QDRO process works.

Burbank Divorce | Qualified Domestic Relations Order Service

We offer a Burbank Divorce Qualified Domestic Relations Order Service. If you have a pension that is going to be divided as part of the divorce process, you are going to need a Burbank Divorce | Qualified Domestic Relations Order otherwise known as a QDRO pronounced “Quadro”.

When ever I speak to clients that, I always ask if there is a pension involved, and if so, what they plan on doing with it.  I want people to know that there are extra steps that have to be taken to ensure that everyone is aware of the process of our Burbank Divorce | Qualified Domestic Relations Order Service.

Watch this short video where we discuss how the QDRO process works.

Tim Blankenship @ Divorce661.Com | 7-31-15

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So here we are at the end of July 2015 already.  My son who is still in High School is going into 11th grad this year is complaining about having just 2 more weeks until back to school is here.  And our only “vacation” if you can call it that in the last week of summer before he returns is here already next week.

Work wise, this has been a very busy week.  It seem summer is over, which is just a tad slower, and the calls and new client are picking up again as they do each year.  You can read about my explanation of the “divorce seasons” by checking out the article I wrote in the Santa Clarita Magazine this month. You can click on that link to read it.

Another thing i have been working on is looking for office space in Santa Clarita for the last couple of weeks.  I have been at the same location for 4 years and just wanted to know what else is out there as my lease is coming due at the end of this year.  I don’t necessarily want to move, but wanted to see what else was out there.  Plus, I think it will help in my negotiations of my new lease when I express that I am leaving..

I was very disappointed in my search for a new commercial office to lease.  I drove around and scoured different parts of Santa Clarita, wrote down broker’s numbers and address’s and made up a list of properties i was interested in getting information on.

I will tell you that this must be a very underserved market.  This is because I could not get hardly anyone on the phone.  I left message after message about setting up times to look at office space and nobody would return my call.  I did get a hold of one broker who was the broker for the building and even set up a time to meet at the location.  Then, about 1 1/2 hours before the meeting, he called and said something came up and had to cancel.  By the way, this was on a Friday at 4 p.m. for the appointment in Santa Clarita and his office was in Universal City.

I even told him I thought he was canceling because he did’t want to make the drive on a Friday.  He didn’t say otherwise. He promised to call me on Monday, but of course I never heard from him.

I guess that is all you can expect from someone who is named after a mass murder. Thanks Richard Ramirez!

Okay, just one more whining complaint.

I have written over 1200 blog posts, recorded 700 or so videos and probably as many podcasts and I talk to people every day on the phone and help answer their questions.  Some become clients, some don’t.  But I don’t let that stop me from helping people.

I emailed a local business owner a few days ago who helps people with college planning.  I have even spoke with him in the past and he knows who I  am.  I asked him a quick question about the how income impacts grants.  Something that would have probably taken 3 minutes of his time.  Did he respond?  Nope.  Not a word, just totally ignored me.

I won’t let it stop me and from helping any and all who call me. Not how i operate.

Well the weekend is here and I don’t have any real plans.  Owning a business means I will most likely be working, probably doing some marketing and getting the word out to people about our business so i can help as many people as possible.

 

How Long Does Divorce Take | Burbank Divorce Process

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How Long Does Divorce Take | Burbank Divorce Process

Wondering how long the divorce process takes is the number one question we get about divorce in Burbank and all of California.  I answer about 10 calls per day from new clients inquiring about divorce and they always want to know how long it will take.

This is because people here that divorce takes 6 months in California.  But this is not the only answer.  In this video below I talk in detail about the different time frames for divorce.  There is more to it than just saying divorce takes 6 months.

Watch this quick video below where I explain

How Long Does Divorce Take | Burbank Divorce Process

Wondering how long the divorce process takes is the number one question we get about divorce in Burbank and all of California.  I answer about 10 calls per day from new clients inquiring about divorce and they always want to know how long it will take.

This is because people here that divorce takes 6 months in California.  But this is not the only answer.  In this video below I talk in detail about the different time frames for divorce.  There is more to it than just saying divorce takes 6 months.

Watch this quick video below where I explain

Burbank Divorce Court Closed Where Do I File My Divorce Case

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Burbank Divorce Court Closed Where Do I File My Divorce Case

If you are just looking to file your divorce case you may not have heard that the Burbank Divorce Court is no longer there.  The Court is still there but divorce and all family law related matters have all been moved to Pasadena.  So that means that if you live within the jurisdiction of the the Burbank courthouse you have to either travel to Pasadena to file your divorce case go to the Central Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles.

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Burbank Divorce Court Closed Where Do I File My Divorce Case

If you are just looking to file your divorce case you may not have heard that the Burbank Divorce Court is no longer there.  The Court is still there but divorce and all family law related matters have all been moved to Pasadena.  So that means that if you live within the jurisdiction of the the Burbank courthouse you have to either travel to Pasadena to file your divorce case go to the Central Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles.

Deciding On Divorce Attorney vs Divorce Paralegal Burbank Divorce

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Deciding On Divorce Attorney vs Divorce Paralegal Burbank Divorce

What many people don’t realize is that they don’t really need an attorney for their divorce.  It seems the only thing people think there is to help them with a divorce is an attorney and this is not the case.  We offer a full service divorce service and take care of your entire Burbank divorce case for a flat fee.  And because we are not a law firm, we work with both you and your spouse to assist you in completing your divorce case.

We take care of the entire divorce process from start to finish which includes filing out all the forms, going to court and filing documents, everything that needs to be done to finish your divorce case quickly and professionally.  Give us call for a free phone consultation at 661-281-0266.


Deciding On Divorce Attorney vs Divorce Paralegal Burbank Divorce

What many people don’t realize is that they don’t really need an attorney for their divorce.  It seems the only thing people think there is to help them with a divorce is an attorney and this is not the case.  We offer a full service divorce service and take care of your entire Burbank divorce case for a flat fee.  And because we are not a law firm, we work with both you and your spouse to assist you in completing your divorce case.

We take care of the entire divorce process from start to finish which includes filing out all the forms, going to court and filing documents, everything that needs to be done to finish your divorce case quickly and professionally.  Give us call for a free phone consultation at 661-281-0266.

Affordable Divorce Service In Van Nuys CA

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Affordable Divorce Service In Van Nuys CA

We are the Van Nuys CA affordable divorce service you are looking for.  We offer a full service paralegal divorce service for one low flat fee.  No hourly billing and we don’t charge for our time. Our affordable divorce service in Van Nuys offers the best service and best value for the money.  Give us call for a free phone consultation.  No office visit required. We assist clients throughout California.

Affordable Divorce Service In Van Nuys CA

We are the Van Nuys CA affordable divorce service you are looking for.  We offer a full service paralegal divorce service for one low flat fee.  No hourly billing and we don’t charge for our time. Our affordable divorce service in Van Nuys offers the best service and best value for the money.  Give us call for a free phone consultation.  No office visit required. We assist clients throughout California.

Affordable Divorce Service In San Fernando CA

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Affordable Divorce Service In San Fernando CA

We are the San Fernando CA affordable divorce service you are looking for.  We offer a full service paralegal divorce service for one low flat fee.  No hourly billing and we don’t charge for our time. Our affordable divorce service in San Fernando offers the best service and best value for the money.  Give us call for a free phone consultation.  No office visit required. We assist clients throughout California.


Affordable Divorce Service In San Fernando CA

We are the San Fernando CA affordable divorce service you are looking for.  We offer a full service paralegal divorce service for one low flat fee.  No hourly billing and we don’t charge for our time. Our affordable divorce service in San Fernando offers the best service and best value for the money.  Give us call for a free phone consultation.  No office visit required. We assist clients throughout California.

Santa Clarita Divorce | How To Write A Request For Order

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First, what is a request for order.  A request for order is the name of a court form that you use when you want to ask the court to make orders, whether it be during your divorce or after it is finished.

I have spoke a lot about these request for orders and we probably handle 10 or so request for orders a month for people who need to get into court for new or modified court orders.

For the purpose of this article, I wanted to address the actual “how to” as far as formatting of your declaration which is the written narrative of what and more importantly, why you are asking for what you want.

I have become very skilled in writing request for orders for people and we have great track record for getting our clients what they want. It is all about how you write it.

My background in writing great declarations for request for orders comes from my almost 15 years as a Police Officer.  When I was a cop I had to write 5 to 10 police reports a day which all have to tell a story and follow certain criteria and most importantly the person I arrested had to be shown to be guilty.  This means we had to prove in the report that the person did all the things it takes to make them guilty of the crime.

Divorce and family law is the same way.  Each law or rule has elements that have to be meet in order for it to work.

Before I get to far into this, I want to advise you on how to structure this and then will give an example from a previous article I wrote so you have a better understanding of what I am talking about.

The first thing you need to do is complete the actual Request For Order Application form FL-300. Think of this as a cover pages (4 pages) which is a court form that has a series of check boxes and places for certain information.

Following the Request For Order Application, you will have to draft a written declaration.  This part is very important because this is your chance to tell the court what and why you want what you want and why the court should agree with you.

So as far as formatting this is what i will tell you. Be clear and concise. And make sure to never put in any drama into the declaration.  Shorter is better and you should include some case law or rules or codes if you have any to support your requests.

I don’t recommend you write your own declarations. I would suggest you hire us to prepare, file and serve your Request For Order and declaration.  The difference between getting what you want and not is in how the declaration is written.

We can help you with your Request for Order and we do a lot of them. Give me a call and we can discuss helping you.