mercredi 2 décembre 2015

Divorce: What Happens at a Hearing in a Divorce by Default

My question involves a marriage in the state of: CA

I filed for divorce and my soon to be ex husband was served by mail. He signed the Notice of Acknowledgment and sent it back to the courts and it was filed. He did not want to respond so our divorce is now in default. I currently have a restrainging order against him because of domestic violence, I have had custody of our daughter and have been taking care of her by myself. My ex is a bad drug addict and is off in his own world doing his own thing. In the final judgement and default paperwork, I waived my right to spousal support, reserved the right for child support and only asked for full custody and keeping him with supervised visitation, which he already doens't do. I am not fighting over any property or assests as the house I live in I rent from my aunt because it is her house and my ex and I don't have property together. He is aware that I want full custody and he is not fighting me on anything. My question is, I got a notice that the judge wants a deafult hearing and he did not list a reason why. Why do I have to do this/ I just want a divorce and I would think it would be easy beause we are not fighting over anything. Does my ex need to go to this hearing too? The divorce is already in default, it was granted.


Divorce: What Happens at a Hearing in a Divorce by Default

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