Family
Jun. 7, 2019
Navigate the new rules of engagement for evidentiary hearings in family court
The times they are a-changin’ for Family Code Section 217 evidentiary hearings. The new rules: Be diligent, proactive and very clear as to what you want or you will wave (and waive) your rights to present live testimony and to cross-examine adverse declarants bye-bye.
Stanley Mosk Courthouse
Lawrence P. Riff
Supervising Judge
Los Angeles County Superior Court
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The times they are a-changin' for Family Code Section 217 evidentiary hearings. The new rules: Be diligent, proactive and very clear as to what you want or you will wave (and waive) your rights to present live testimony and to cr...
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