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Welcome to our latest podcast where we're diving into some important and intriguing aspects of divorce and family law! In today's discussion, we'll cover a range of topics that are sure to pique your interest: Ever wondered why some people can be so uncooperative even when there's seemingly nothing to be gained? We've got a story for you! We'll explore a case where a marriage lasted only 3 short years and separated back in 1988—yes, that's a whopping 35 years ago! Yet, the respondent refuses to cooperate. What should have been a simple summary dissolution has now turned into the need for a regular divorce. We'll walk you through the process of having her served and filing a default judgment, all while pondering the time wasted. Post-judgment name restoration can be quite a hassle, especially when you're faced with unexpected fees. Find out why a $435 filing fee became an issue in a case where the respondent didn't file a response (a rare occurrence), and why our host finds such inconsistencies frustrating.

Welcome to our latest YouTube video where we're diving into some important and intriguing aspects of divorce and family law! In today's discussion, we'll cover a range of topics that are sure to pique your interest: Ever wondered why some people can be so uncooperative even when there's seemingly nothing to be gained? We've got a story for you! We'll explore a case where a marriage lasted only 3 short years and separated back in 1988—yes, that's a whopping 35 years ago! Yet, the respondent refuses to cooperate. What should have been a simple summary dissolution has now turned into the need for a regular divorce. We'll walk you through the process of having her served and filing a default judgment, all while pondering the time wasted. Post-judgment name restoration can be quite a hassle, especially when you're faced with unexpected fees. Find out why a $435 filing fee became an issue in a case where the respondent didn't file a response (a rare occurrence), and why our host finds such inconsistencies frustra

In this video, we're diving into a busy week of legal consultations and case updates! Join us as we discuss: Five consultations with clients, addressing their unique legal needs. Filing a brand new case in Los Angeles County, exploring the intricacies of the legal process. Celebrating the approval of two divorce cases in Los Angeles County, a significant milestone for our clients. The challenges faced with three rejected judgments in LA County, including one each from Pomona and Chatsworth. The successful finalization of a Kern County Judgment Package, highlighting the importance of persistence in legal proceedings. Our work on drafting a stipulation to modify the terms of a judgment, showcasing our commitment to tailor-made legal solutions. Crafting four settlement agreements, a crucial step in resolving legal disputes amicably. A deep dive into a notable 2021 case that we recently finalized, sharing insights and lessons learned.

In episode 25 of the Divorce661 #dailyperspektiv we bring you the latest updates and insights from the world of divorce cases in Los Angeles County. With just 16 days left to file for divorce in LA County, it's crucial to stay informed about the latest developments. Here's a quick overview of what we'll cover in this video:

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n this week's video, we've got some crucial updates and insights to share regarding E-filing and legal services in LA County. Stay informed and up to date with the latest developments: 1️⃣ E-File Maintenance Notice: Heads up! E-filing for LA County will be temporarily unavailable starting this Thursday at 6 PM and will resume on Sunday at 6 PM. Please note that no new filings or judgment submissions can be made during this downtime. 2️⃣ Free Rejected Judgment Review: We'd love to hear your thoughts on this! We're now offering free rejected judgment review services to ensure your documents meet all the necessary criteria. 3️⃣ LA County E-Notary Services: California may not allow E-notarization, but LA County courts do! We use out-of-state notaries from Texas, Florida, and Virginia to facilitate E-notary services. 4️⃣ Lightning-Fast Approvals: Exciting news! We successfully e-filed four judgments yesterday and received all of them back approved today. LA County judgments, approved within 24 hours, with fina

In this episode, join us as we dive into a week in the life of a paralegal, where we handle a variety of legal matters and encounters. From consultations to judgment packages, settlement agreements, and QDROs, we cover it all. Discover the challenges of assisting parties in complex divorce cases, especially when marriages last for decades and unexpected issues arise. We'll also explore the intricacies of QDROs and how they are divided, shedding light on the community property shares and navigating gains or losses. Learn about the frustrations of clients who attempted the self-help route but later sought professional assistance, costing them time and money. Find out the importance of seeking legal advice when dealing with divorce cases, especially when one party has an attorney while the other is self-represented. Plus, we share insights on locating old divorce cases and understanding the intricacies of rejected judgments, specifically in spousal support cases. Join us for an inside look at the paralegal pr

In this podcast, we dive into the latest happenings in the world of family law. Here are the highlights: New Cases: We've got 6 new cases on our radar, with 3 of them involving takeovers from previous cases. Judgments Submitted to Court: We'll discuss various judgments submitted to court, including 3 from Santa Clara, 1 from San Diego, 1 from Kern County, 3 eFiled in Los Angeles, 1 from Sacramento, 1 from Orange County, and another from Kern County. Torrance Rejected Judgment (1): Find out why the court required a notary of both parties for a Torrance case, as they aimed to terminate spousal support in a long-term marriage. Torrance Rejected Judgment (2): Explore the details of another Torrance case where, despite a response being filed, the court wanted all assets and debts listed on the 160's to be addressed in the judgment. We'll discuss why this case serves as a cautionary tale. Health Insurance Matters: Discover the intricacies of 2 cases where parties want to state their intent to maintain their sp

In this podcast, we're diving into the latest updates from the legal world! We've successfully finalized a settlement agreement in San Diego, kicked off a new case in Solano County, and wrapped up an entire case in Santa Cruz County, with same-day e-filing and paperwork finalization. We've also tackled an Alameda County rejected judgment and filed a speedy case in San Luis Obispo. Plus, we'll share how we handled a rejected judgment in Contra Costa and prepared a settlement agreement, and finalized judgment packages for four LA County cases and an Orange County Settlement Agreement. Join us as we discuss crucial training tips, including the importance of not listing full account numbers to avoid court rejections, proper asset and debt listing, and the order of forms for judgment submission. And, did you know there's no requirement for spouses to live apart during divorce proceedings? We've had clients agree to live together until December 2026! Stay tuned for all the legal insights and updates."

In this YouTube video, we'll discuss a day in the life of a divorce Legal Document Assistant. We'll cover the number of consultations held today, new cases filed, judgments prepared, and divorce cases approved, along with some interesting updates and insights from the legal world. Stay tuned for a glimpse into a busy day at the office

Here is today's Divorce661 #DailyPerspektiv Consultation Overview: The day started with a total of 6 consultations from various counties in California, including Riverside, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, Yolo, Monterey, and Los Angeles. One individual inquired about Monterey County services and was confirmed to be covered. New Cases Filed: Three new cases were filed today, with one each in Los Angeles, Sacramento (non-electronic filing), and San Luis Obispo (initial petition e-filing but not for judgment). Processed Judgments: Six signed judgments were received in the mail for processing. These judgments originated from Contra Costa, Santa Clara, Monterey, Orange County, Sacramento, and Solano County. Approved Divorce Cases: The court approved three divorce cases, with two in Los Angeles and one in Pasadena. Rejected Judgments: Two judgments from San Mateo County and Los Angeles County were rejected. Settlement Agreements: Three settlement agreements were prepared, all from Los Angeles County. Additional key p

Welcome to the Divorce661 #DailyPerspektiv In today's video, we've got some exciting updates and valuable insights to share about our recent experiences in the world of legal cases and divorce proceedings. Here are some of the key highlights: New Divorce Cases in Lancaster: We've recently started two new cases, both involving parties living in Lancaster, California. Efficient eFiling: We filed a new divorce case downtown, bright and early at 5:54 AM, and received the filed copies as soon as the court opened at 8 AM. Efficiency matters! LA County Judgments: We're proud to share that we've had three LA County judgments approved by the court. These approvals came with varying timelines - one was approved on the same day, another in just two days, and one took a month. We even managed to eFile one in Pomona after court hours, and it was approved by 8 AM the next day. Strategic Timing for Filing: Sometimes, it's best to wait until parties are more amicable before filing for divorce. Rushing the process can lea

In today's video, we've got a lot of insightful and practical information to share with you about various aspects of divorce and family law. We'll be diving deep into some key points that can help you navigate this complex legal terrain with confidence. So, make sure to stick around till the end, and don't forget to hit that subscribe button if you find this content helpful. Here's a sneak peek of what we'll be discussing today: Van Nuys Judgment Efiled: We'll be talking about a common issue where individuals start their divorce proceedings on their own but later have to amend them, resulting in a 30-day waiting period before they can submit again. Flat Fees and Fee Transparency: Ever wondered why not everyone uses flat fees or publishes their fees on their websites? We'll explore the benefits and considerations behind these pricing strategies. QDRO Process: If you're unfamiliar with the term, QDRO stands for Qualified Domestic Relations Order. We'll provide an in-depth look at this crucial process during

Day In The Life Of A Divorce LDA : Uncontested California Divorce Divorce661 #DailyPerspektiv Ep. 15 by Divorce Master Radio With Tim Blankenship

Day In The Life Of A Divorce LDA : Judgment Approval Timelines : Divorce661 #DailyPerspektiv by Divorce Master Radio With Tim Blankenship

In this episode of Legal Insights with Tim Blankenship, we dive into a wide range of topics related to divorce, judgments, and legal processes in California. Tim Blankenship, an experienced family law LDA, discusses 12 crucial topics that can help you navigate the complex world of divorce and legal procedures. From recent cases in San Diego, Santa Clara, and Hollywood to handling same-sex marriages and military divorce cases, Tim covers it all. He also provides valuable insights into the ever-changing rules and procedures within the California court system. Whether you're considering filing for divorce or need guidance on finalizing your case, this video has the answers you're looking for. Summary: Tim Blankenship discusses three new divorce cases filed today in San Diego, Santa Clara, and Hollywood. He shares insights on completing and submitting judgments, including eFiling with LA County and serving judgments to Ventura and Riverside. Tim emphasizes that his firm handles same-sex marriage cases a

In this video Tim discusses the following: below is what was discussed in todays video. Submitted a divorce judgment in Ventura County, now in a 6-month processing period, requiring only 2 copies. Divorce approval can happen before 6 months, but the 6-month timeline still applies. A divorce case in LA County was approved in about 5 court days, with variations in processing times. Filed a new case in LA County, completed paperwork quickly due to no assets, debts, or children involved. Central has almost 11k cases, while Chatsworth has only 1700 cases, showing a caseload difference. Preliminary disclosures are always required, even in default cases with a written agreement and no response filed. Explained the meaning of "default" in divorce cases, whether with or without a written agreement. Emphasized the need for specific forms (345 and 343) even when there are no assets, debts, or spousal support involved. Received approval for an Alameda County divorce case in record time (submitted on 9/1, approved

Discover unique divorce agreements and amicable separations in today's video. We'll explore cases where couples continue to live together post-divorce and share their homes. At [Your Channel Name], we offer free 15-minute consultations. Wondering if it's enough? It is! However, be aware that 1% of callers might be seeking free advice, which is why we have 2,500+ videos for that purpose. A quick tip: When filing additional divorce documents like QRDOs or modifications after a default agreement, ensure they're in the petitioner's name to avoid extra fees. And yes, we also cover legal separation. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more valuable insights. Thanks for joining us on this divorce journey!

Tim Blankenship discusses his preparations for various judgments in different counties, including Contra Costa, 3 LA cases, 2 San Bernardino cases, 2 Santa Clara cases, 2 Riverside cases, an Alameda judgment, a Solano judgment, and a Ventura judgment. He mentions that for the LA cases, electronic filing (efiling) is possible, but for cases in other counties, he requires the original signatures to be mailed in for processing and copying. In addition, Tim Blankenship reflects on a question he was asked during a consultation regarding how many cases he has handled. He responds that he handles approximately 30 cases per month for the past 11 years, with some months having higher or lower caseloads due to factors like holidays. Tim also briefly mentions two specific consultation cases: one involving a respondent in Canada requiring a notary, and another where the husband was in Ecuador, leading to a discussion about making him the petitioner due to notary issues. Tim Blankenship explains that eNotary is not poss