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Affidavit in Support of Motion to Modify Allocation of Parental Responsibilities
AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF MOTION TO MODIFY ALLOCATION OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Petitioner’s Verified Motion for: Publication by Consolidated Notice
PETITIONER’S VERIFIED MOTION FOR PUBLICATION BY CONSOLIDATED NOTICE for Denver divorce
Order Appointing Plenary Guardian of Person and Property no known advance directive
Order Appointing Plenary Guardian of Person and Property no known advance directive
Notice of Petitions to Determine Incapacity & for the Appointment of Guardian
Notice of Petitions to Determine Incapacity & for the Appointment of Guardian
Application for Appointment as Guardian-Family Law
Application for Appointment as Guardian-Family Law
Simple Will – Estate and Probate Law
A simple will is a legal document that details the wishes of the testator (the person writing the will) regarding asset distribution upon the testator’s death. Within the will, the testator names an executor, the person who will be in charge of handling the estate when the time comes. This legal document can also detail custody and guardianship details for the surviving children if necessary.
Acknowledgment of Juvenile Record Sealed
Acknowledgment of Juvenile Record Sealed
Child Habitually Truant-Juvenile Family Law
Child Habitually Truant § 601(b)
A habitual truant refers to a child of compulsory school age who is absent without a legitimate excuse for five or more consecutive school days, seven or more school days in one month or twelve or more school days in a school year. The law further requires that after a student has been reported as a truant three or more times in one school year and after an appropriate school employee has made a conscientious effort to hold at least one meeting with the parent and the student, the student is deemed a habitual truant. The intent is to provide solutions for students who failed to respond to the normal avenues of school intervention, and the most cost-effective method possible should be used to notify the parent or guardian about the meeting at the school.
Deferred Entry of Judgment Notice of Noncompliance-Juvenile Family Law
Deferred Entry of Judgment Notice of Noncompliance
Deferred Entry of Judgment Order- Juvenile Family Law
Deferred entry of judgment is a program in California that allows a judge to stop short of entering a conviction in a criminal case. As a result, a defendant can avoid a conviction for a crime they actually committed. Simply put, deferred entry of judgment is a type of plea bargain.
Educational Rights Holder Statement-Juvenile Family Law
The education rights holder is a child’s biological parent(s). However, a court can limit a parent’s education rights and appoint a “Responsible Adult” or “Educational Representative” to make educational decisions. If the court is unable to appoint a responsible adult AND a child has been referred for a special education assessment or has an IEP or is subject to disciplinary proceedings, then the District must appoint a “Surrogate Parent” as ERH. Once a child turns 18 years old, he or she holds his or her own education rights.
E-Mail Notice of Hearing Consent, Withdrawal of Consent, Address Change-Juvenile Family Law
E-Mail Notice of Hearing Consent, Withdrawal of Consent, Address Change