DISCOVERY IN CALIFORNIA FAMILY LAW AND DIVORCE CASES
C.C.P. 2031.020 states that:
(a) A respondent may make a demand for production of documents at any time.
(b) A petitioner may make a demand for production of documents at any time that is 10 days after the service of the summons on, or appearance by, the party to whom the demand is directed, whichever occurs first.
FINAL DECLARATIONS OF DISCLOSURE MAY BE WAIVED IN DIVORCE CASES (d) The parties may stipulate to a mutual waiver of the final declaration of disclosure, by execution of a waiver under penalty of perj
WITNESS FEES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS TESTIFYING IN FAMILY LAW DOEMSTIC VIOLENCE CASES IN RESPONSE TO A SUBPOENA Under Government Code section 68097.2, any peace officer, any firefighter, any sta
Parental Rights in Custody Cases Under Family Code section 7635.5. In a Paternity case (Petition to Determine Parental Relationship), if the alleged father is present in court for the action, the cour
