Stanislaus County family law cases continue to move along very slowly. This is due to a combination of factors.
Under our system, when a Petition is filed and a new case is opened, the Superior Court clerk schedules a Case …
How The Stanislaus County Superior Court Family Law Courts Are Dealing With Covid-19, Part 2
In an earlier article I discussed how Stanislaus County Superior Court is handling child custody matters. Recently the Court began attaching a letter of instructions to custody orders when there is a further child custody mediation scheduled. [A sample of …
How The Stanislaus County Superior Court Family Law Courts Are Dealing With Covid-19, Part 1
Since approximately mid-March, the Stanislaus County Superior Court has had new procedures due to covid-19. While the Court’s motivation is excellent, the procedures have, predictably, had some rough patches.
The difficulties are not the Court’s fault. This is a new …
Law Library Status
CURRENT STATUS OF THE STANISLAUS COUNTY LAW LIBRARY
The Stanislaus County Law Library is currently closed due to COVID-19. However, the librarians are offering “self-help” services by appointment.
I reached out to one of the librarians for further details on …
Changes to Stanislaus County Court Services
There have been significant changes to Stanislaus County Superior Court services in light of COVID-19.
Click here for a document which summarizes changes in Court Clerk’s Offices, as well as Criminal, Civil, Small Claims, and other courts.
Latest info is …
Family Law article
Michael G. Loeffler’s recent article “Family Law: From the Beginning” was published in The Legal Secretary magazine.
It is a concise outline of items to review with a new family law client.
Disqualification of Judges article
Michael G. Loeffler’s recent article in the California Lawyers Association publication Family Law News discusses little-known approaches to the disqualification of judges.
Click here for a reproduction of this article.
From the introduction:
…There is a fascinating but largely
Does Fair Have Anything To Do With It?
Michael G. Loeffler’s recent article in the California Lawyers Association publication Family Law News discusses the nuances of “fairness” in family law.
Click here for a reproduction of this article.
…Despite family law courts being courts of equity, the
How to Set the Table
Michael Loeffler outlines the steps lawyers should take when starting a family law case in an article entitled “How To Set The Table.” Potential clients may benefit from reviewing it before your first meeting.
From the introduction:
…You are
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