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Is there a case law or Family Code law, which we can help us in any way? I want to raise this issue in our closing brief, if it

Anonymous Feb 12, 2016 Business 4 views 3 answers

I have a child and spousal support trial going on. My opposing counsel has not submitted her client’s Income and Expense Statements after 3 days of trial after several reminders from my counsel that is part of record. The Judge does not help us in any way, she just wants us to move on with the proceedings. My counsel even pointed out that there was no Income and Expense Statement filed by her client in the last 90 days. What can we do at this time? My opposing counsel is claiming child and spousal support from me. Is there a case law or Family Code law, which we can help us in any way? I want to raise this issue in our closing brief, if it helps us in any way.

James Miller · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T17:04:09+00:00

This is a question that needs to be posed to your attorney and not on a forum such as this. There are remedies your counsel can use and he/she should be aware of them.

Robert Marshall · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T17:04:09+00:00

You say you're represented by an attorney, who knows all the facts. He or she is in a better position to answer your questions than a stranger on the Internet. You lawyer will decide what issues should be raised in any filings with the court and how to address them.

Lilka Martinez · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T17:04:09+00:00

Your attorney will be the one making the closing arguments. He/she knows the facts and has already pointed out that there is no Income and Expense Declaration on the other side. He/she will bring it up if relevant under the circumstances. Also, keep in mind that a person may provide evidence of their income and expenses through testimony, regardless of whether they have submitted an Income and Expense Declaration.

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