California · Family Code
FAM §3115: A statement, whether written or oral, or conduct shall not be held to constitute a waiver by a party of the right to cross-examine the court-appointed investigator, unless the statement is made, or th
What this law says, in plain English
A party does not waive the right to cross-examine a court-appointed investigator unless they expressly make or agree to such a waiver.
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A statement, whether written or oral, or conduct shall not be held to constitute a waiver by a party of the right to cross-examine the court-appointed investigator, unless the statement is made, or the conduct occurs, after the report has been received by a party or the party’s attorney.
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