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Question: Divorce, Marriage, Alimony - California

Asked on 9/17/2009
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can a judge hear my divorce case if he/she is a life long friend of my spouse

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Not if you object at the earliest opportunity of finding out.

BARRY BESSER, www.besserlaw.com



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No. You should ask that the judge recuse him/herself or cause. If the judge has not yet made any orders in the case, you have the right to a one time peremptory request based on prejudice. However, save you peremptory challenge if you can make a successful challenge for cause.

Bernie Kempen www.itsover.com



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