what happens if the respondent in a divorce (CA) refuses to respond to lawyers divorce papers.
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Read More Answered By: Larry L. Doan |
The lawyer will move for a default judgment against respondent, which means the lawyer's client, the petitioner, will get everything or close to everything they ask for in the divorce. Basically, respondent loses the case. |
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