Family Law -Order Allowing Removal of the Minor Child From California is stayed from enforcement 30 days from the entry of the judgment or order.

New Case: Lief v. Superior Court (Nissan) – filed Dec. 6, 2018, publication ordered Jan. 2, 2018, Fourth District, Div. One.

A judgment or order of the family court allowing removal of a minor child from California is stayed “for a period of 30 calendar days from the entry of judgment or order” pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure Sec. 917.7. The court’s tentative oral statement of its decision at the end of the hearing is not the date of the judgment or order and does not commence the 30-day statutory stay period.

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