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- Return Readiness- Tier I Judicial Officer Crass, Steven Hearing Time 8:30 AM
- Summons issued and filed
- Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act
- Order Granting Waiver of Court Fees and Cost Signed
- Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act
- Income and Expense Declaration
- Initial OSC/Motion - Re: Custody/Visitation Comment HRG @ 8:30am in D404
- Proof of Service of Summons
- Proof of Service Comment Personal
- Initial OSC/Motion Original Type Initial OSC/Motion Judicial Officer Crass, Steven Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Heard Comment cc, cs
- Stipulation for Commissioner Received Comment Commissioner Crass
- Appeared in Person
- Court orders Comment Parties are seated at counsel table. Parties have orally stipulated for Commissioner Crass to hear their matter for all purposes. Court finds there is no proof of service, Respondent waives defective service. The Court addressed a document needed for the Court to proceed on this action, Voluntary Declaration of Parentage, this form is to establish legal parentage for the Court to make a finding of the biological parents. The advises the parties to have that document filed by the next hearing date. The parties are referred to a Tier 1 mediation session with Family Court Services. The child(ren) shall not participate in the appointment in-person at FCS. The parent that has custody of the child(ren) on the day of the FCS appointment will need to be physically present at FCS with the children. Childcare is not available at the courthouse. The custodial parent will need to provide a neutral adult to supervise the children during the FCS appointment. The parties are ordered to not speak to the children about any court proceedings. Immediately contact Family Court Services (FCS) at [email protected] to request your appointment date and time. If you have trouble with the email address there is a link on the Family Court Services page of the court's website. If you do not have email, please call (559)457-1677 to request your mediation appointment date and time. You must include: Your name Your case number Your return hearing Both parties must contact FCS via email no later than 5:00pm tomorrow or you may not receive an FCS appointment date and you will have to start the whole process over again. FCS will notify the court if either party fails to email FCS immediately, fails to participate in the FCS appointment, or fails to make the children available at FCS for the in-person interview. All parties are to be personally present at the next hearing to review the report. If you do not speak English, you must bring your own interpreter to your mediation appointment. Failure to bring your own interpreter may result in cancellation of your Mediation appointment.
- FCS Session Set Comment Tier I
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