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Law Offices of T. Martin Knopes

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  • Po Box 727, Crestview, FL 32536

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When both parents have signed an "Agreed Temporary Parenting Plan," will this document become null and void if one parent does not follow the terms?

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Answered by attorney Robert Lawrence Bogen (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at The Law Offices of Robert L. Bogen, P.A.
The Parenting Plan remains in effect even if one of the parents fails to follow it.  However, the failure of one parent to follow the Parenting Plan could be grounds for modification by the court.  In the situation you describe, it is the parent's responsibility to make arrangements for the child's care (at that parent's cost) if that parent is unable to pick the child up from school.  If that parent refuses to make such arrangements, a modification petition should be filed to require the absent parent to either make such arrangements or otherwise forfeit their timesharing for that period.
The Parenting Plan remains in effect even if one of the parents fails to follow it.  However, the failure of one parent to follow the Parenting Plan could be grounds for modification by the court.  In the situation you describe, it is the parent's responsibility to make arrangements for the child's care (at that parent's cost) if that parent is unable to pick the child up from school.  If that parent refuses to make such arrangements, a modification petition should be filed to require the absent parent to either make such arrangements or otherwise forfeit their timesharing for that period.
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How can I file if I no longer have contact information for him and I just want this over so I can move on with my life?

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Answered by attorney Robert E McCall (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Law Office of Robert E. McCall
You may file locally and obtain service of process by publication. It is a complicated procedure and probably best to use an attorney.
You may file locally and obtain service of process by publication. It is a complicated procedure and probably best to use an attorney.

With the petition and summons, should I include Preliminary Disclosure even if wife has hid all of her account information for six years?

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Answered by attorney Erin Patricia Farley (Unclaimed Profile)
Divorce lawyer at Law Office of Erin Farley
The disclosure is required by California law, so be thorough and honest and serve her with it. You do not have to serve it with the Summons and Petition, but do serve it within 90 days. Be sure to file your proof of service of disclosure (just the proof of service) with the court. Your wife will need to serve you with her disclosure as well. The court will not grant your dissolution judgment without the exchange of disclosures. There are penalties for disclosures that do not list all assets, so consult with an attorney if you feel Wife is not being forthcoming. As to keeping your own accounts, that is an issue of settlement. You two are free to agree on terms at your discretion.
The disclosure is required by California law, so be thorough and honest and serve her with it. You do not have to serve it with the Summons and Petition, but do serve it within 90 days. Be sure to file your proof of service of disclosure (just the proof of service) with the court. Your wife will need to serve you with her disclosure as well. The court will not grant your dissolution judgment without the exchange of disclosures. There are penalties for disclosures that do not list all assets, so consult with an attorney if you feel Wife is not being forthcoming. As to keeping your own accounts, that is an issue of settlement. You two are free to agree on terms at your discretion.
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