CALIFORNIA FAMILY LAW
...Procedure Before Trial/Hearing
......Jurisdiction-In Personam
.........Jurisdiction Found
13 Cards On This Topic:
  • Jurisdiction based on physical presence alone constitutes due process.
  • Cal. properly exercised personal jurisdiction over Va. resident who had strong ties with Cal. which he attempted to sever immediately after separation.
  • Where a nonresident D purposefully sends tortious communications into a forum and thereby injures its residents, D can be sued in that state.
  • The requirements for specific jurisdiction are met when a D travels to a state and, while there, injures the plaintiff.
  • Where online posts by out-of-state D are directed at a CA resident and intended to have an effect here, CA can exercise personal jurisdiction.
  • Filing a substantive opposition to a motion is a general appearance.
  • A defendant acting elsewhere who causes effects in California of a nature that are "'exceptional'" and subject to "'special regulation'" may be subject to California jurisdiction.
  • For purposes of negligent supervision and imputed negligence, Cal. has jurisdiction over out-of-state parents of misbehaving U.C. student based on acquiescence in and financial support of his decision to go to U.C.
  • Exercise of jurisdiction over H, who had been in Saudi Arabia since 1974, appropriate.
  • Cal. may exercise jurisdiction in Marvin-type action where cause of action arose in state prior to defendant's becoming domiciled in another state.
  • Nonresident ballplayer's contacts with Cal. sufficient to permit exercise of personal jurisdiction.
  • N.M. resident had contacts with Cal. such as to make it reasonable to exercise personal jurisdiction for support purposes.
  • H's act of abandoning family in N.M., thereby forcing them to return to Cal., caused effect in state sufficient to permit exercise of personal jurisdiction over H.