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Domestication of Foreign Judgments Obtained via Default: Attacking Personal Jurisdiction Robbins & Onello recently opposed a Domestication of Foreign Judgment that was obtained via default. An agreement between the parties, signed prior to the commencement of the foreign action, provided for exclusive jurisdiction in California.  The foreign judgment was obtained in a state on the

Why It Is Important to Listen To Your Attorney Robbins & Onello recently represented a Dad in a matter of unique circumstances – specifically, Dad was not aware that he had a child until several years after the child was born. Mom and Dad were never married and stopped communicating several months prior to the

Relocation and Custody Relocation cases usually come up when one parent wishes to move out of the state. Sometimes, the parent that wishes to relocate has primary physical custody; sometimes the non-relocating parent has primary physical custody. On occasion, our office receives calls from a parent who does not have a prior custodial order and