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- Jurisdiction
- California
I was served with an At-Issue Memorandum to set Trial and opposing counsel is claiming and estimated 2 days for a long cause. Also included as issues to be determined at trial are the custody and visitation judgements of our 7 year old daughter. Due to false allegations made by my husband, which zero evidence was provided to the court, and closed by CPS as Unfounded, I still am under supervised visitation. A Stipulation of temporary sole custody was entered into by the attorneys and Court Commissioner - in chambers. Under the threat of permanency by the Court, I signed the Stip with the understanding that if we both fulfilled the outlined requirements of the Order, I would gain my joint custody back. I have completed all orders while he's completed only 1. Nothing was ever done about this and he still retains temporary sole.
My question is this: given the high conflict status of our case, she I respond to the At-Issue with an accompanied Motion and Request to Bifurcate the custody and visitation?
My question is this: given the high conflict status of our case, she I respond to the At-Issue with an accompanied Motion and Request to Bifurcate the custody and visitation?