Appealing Commissioners Ruling Process

Summary

In California, if an ex-spouse disagrees with a commissioners ruling, they can file an objection within 10 days and request a judges hearing. If they missed the initial hearing, contesting the ruling is more challenging, but they may file a motion to set aside the judgment with valid reasons. Legal consultation is advisable for specific guidance.

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In California
In California, if your ex-wife disagrees with a commissioner's ruling, she can take similar steps:
- File an "Objection to the Findings and Order After Hearing" within 10 days.
- Request a hearing before a judge.
- It's advisable to consult with a lawyer for detailed guidance.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these steps?
With it still workers she did not show up to the hearing the first place
If your ex-wife didn't show up to the initial hearing, she might face challenges in contesting the ruling. However, she can potentially file a motion to set aside the judgment, explaining her absence and providing valid reasons. Consulting with a lawyer would provide guidance on her specific circumstances.