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I'm in Orange County, California. I went to the family law facilitator's office and got a notice of continuation form to serve on my ex regarding our OSC to change visitation. Our original OSC was for 3/15 but I served him 18 days prior to the hearing instead of the 21 days that is required. so his lawyer sent me a letter stating that he and my ex refuse to go on the grounds that they weren't served properly.
To make a long story short, I just now completed this notice of continuation form. However, do "I" sign on the bottom of this form or does the person doing the servicing by mail sign the bottom of this form. On the bottom of the OSC form the signature line was reserved for the judge. But on this form it doesn't indicate who should sign it. It would make sense if I sign it since I am doing the notifying that the hearing has a new date.
Pls help. Thanks.
To make a long story short, I just now completed this notice of continuation form. However, do "I" sign on the bottom of this form or does the person doing the servicing by mail sign the bottom of this form. On the bottom of the OSC form the signature line was reserved for the judge. But on this form it doesn't indicate who should sign it. It would make sense if I sign it since I am doing the notifying that the hearing has a new date.
Pls help. Thanks.