Legal Question in Family Law in California
Visitation from another state.
My divorce and Child custody was done in Ca. I now live in Nevada. We have joint custody, although my Ex-husband has Primary custody. I have tried through all avenues to try to get visitation here (in Nevada) and in California. He has not answered any of my letters and/or phone calls. I got his address through a white pages on the interent, though it was not provided to me by Him. How can I get visitation living here? Do I have to serve papers in California?
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Visitation from another state.
You must file a motion to modify custody/visitation in the CA court.
Re: Visitation from another state.
An ORDER in California is required. Visitation during your child's school breaks will be feasible. Please call me directly at (619) 222-3504.
Re: Visitation from another state.
File a motion in the vicinity court where your ex-husband lives. You need to modify your original court order. The court will probably order the father to notify you of his address, so you can visit your child. If you need more help, email me at [email protected] or go to my site: www.stassinoslaw.com - 310-880-9404
Re: Visitation from another state.
The home state of the child is still California if father still lives in California. You must bring an Order to Show Cause to modify the last court order. It should be personally served on father after it's filed. If you need further, advice you should seek an attorney in California.
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