Yes, there will typically be a hearing when you file for a review of child support in California. The court will schedule a date for both parties to present their case and provide relevant financial information.
Do you need guidance on preparing for the hearing?
Steps to Prepare for a Child Support Hearing in California:
- Gather Financial Documents: Collect pay stubs, tax returns, and any other relevant financial documents.
- Prepare Testimony: Be ready to discuss your income, expenses, and any changes in circumstances.
- Legal Representation: Consider consulting with a family law attorney for advice and representation.
- Review Court Guidelines: Familiarize yourself with the court's procedures and guidelines for child support hearings.
Do you need help finding specific forms or more details about what to bring to the hearing?
Will I get access to my ex-husband's financial disclosure documents from his child support review request?
Yes, in California, both parties are typically required to share their financial information during a child support review. This includes income, expenses, and other financial details. This transparency allows the court to make an informed decision.
Do you need assistance with anything else related to your child support review?
Is the financial information shared only with the court, or will I get a copy too?
In California, both parties will receive copies of each other's financial disclosures. This ensures transparency and allows both parties to review and respond to the information provided.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding the child support review process?
When should I receive a copy of my ex-husband's financial disclosures that he submitted for his child support review?
You should receive a copy of your ex-husband's financial disclosures after he submits them to the court and serves you with the documents. This typically happens shortly after he files his paperwork.
Would you like more information on what to do if you don't receive these documents in a timely manner?
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If you don't receive your ex-husband's financial disclosures in a timely manner, you can file a Request for Order (RFO) to compel him to provide the documents. The court can enforce compliance.
Would you like more details on how to file a Request for Order?
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