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Blog Posts in February, 2018

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  • What are automatic temporary restraining orders (ATROs) as it pertains to child custody and visitation?
    What are automatic temporary restraining orders (ATROs) as it pertains to child custody and visitation?

    When a parent files a dissolution or paternity action, ATROs are written on both sets of forms that are binding on the party that files the pleadings with the court. ATROs restrict the parties from ...

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  • I suspect the other parent may leave the state with our child. How can I bring this matter to the court's immediate attention?
    I suspect the other parent may leave the state with our child. How can I bring this matter to the court's immediate attention?

    The Court may enter an Ex Parte order either granting or modifying custody unless there has been a showing of immediate harm to the child or immediate risk that the child will be removed from the ...

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  • The other parent already left the state before I could serve them with the Summons and Petition. Do the ATROs apply and can I serve the other parent with the Summons and Petition to make them return the child?
    The other parent already left the state before I could serve them with the Summons and Petition. Do the ATROs apply and can I serve the other parent with the Summons and Petition to make them return the child?

    ATROs do not apply if the child is already out of the state of California when the Petition is filed, nor does mandatory restraining orders in the Summons require that the child be returned to ...

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  • What are automatic temporary restraining orders (ATROs) as it pertains to child custody and visitation?
    What are automatic temporary restraining orders (ATROs) as it pertains to child custody and visitation?

    When a parent files a dissolution or paternity action, ATROs are written on both sets of forms that are binding on the party that files the pleadings with the court. ATROs restrict the parties from ...

    Read More