Divorce Master Radio

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