What is the Law Regarding Serving a Motion Before Judgment Entered in a Case?

This video discusses the law regarding serving a motion before judgment is entered in a child support case.

Jessica Ryan Keeney is licensed to practice law in the State of California. She is the Department of Child Support Services (aka DCSS) attorney for Lassen County and Plumas County (two small, rural California counties). She has practiced family law since December of 2009, when she was sworn in as an attorney in California. Before that, she worked as a law student for a family law attorney starting at the end of her second year of law school until she graduated from law school (a four-year law school program). She was a City Attorney for a small rural city in California for just shy of 5 years.

This video is not legal advice. This video is for educational purposes only. Neither Jessica Ryan Keeney nor Lassen County Department of Child Support Services, nor Plumas County Department of Child Support Services, nor anyone else can guarantee or be responsible for the outcome of your case.

California Code of Civil Procedure sections 1005 & 1013: California Statutes Including the Family Code: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/fa...

Although the following links may not be mentioned in this video, they link to information that is often helpful in IV-D child support and family law matters.

Copies of California Judicial Council forms can be found at https://www.courts.ca.gov/formname.htm.

Date Time Calculator is available at https://www.timeanddate.com/date/date...

CSDA Attorney Sourcebook, AKA DCSS Sourcebook, AKA Child Support Bible can be purchased at: https://csdaca.org/product-category/p...

California Child Support Services: childsupport.ca.gov

Lassen County Department of Child Support Services: http://lassencounty.org/dept/departme...

For more resources visit Jessica Ryan Keeney’s web page at: https://jessicaryankeeneylaw.myfreesi...