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The sheriff has unsuccessfully tried to serve my ex 4x. I filed for sole custody. What can I expect at my court date?
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Answered on June 13, 2014
Once the court has determined that the sheriff could not serve, the court, upon request, would allow for some other form of service.
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I paid to have my ex served by the sheriff, but after 4 attempts they were unable to. What can I expect in court?
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Answered on June 13, 2014
You need to ask the court for substituted service. After four attempts, the court will grant you service by some other means, like mail.
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I know lawyers know about different places that offer court approved parental classes...does anybody know of where in nyc?
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Answered on June 12, 2014
You cannot use online classes. Catholic Charities offers such a class. You can also simply ask the clerk of the court which is requiring you to...
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Criminal court ordered supervised visit with child in question and parental classes. But both will be moving out of state
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Answered on June 12, 2014
The other parent needs to act. Moreover, the DA should be informed of the situation.
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Violating a support order
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Answered on June 12, 2014
You need to file a petition for a violation of a support order. Go to the Nassau County Family Court and see if you can hire an attorney to help you.
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Who does supervised visits when step parent hit child and can she leave state with child will step father taking classes
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Answered on June 12, 2014
You need to contact ACS in order to let them know regarding your concerns about the supervisor. You can also hire an attorney to help you.
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Does a 40 mile radius restriction refer to moves only within the state? or out of state
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Answered on June 12, 2014
Most such provision do not have an in state/out of state differentiation, however, you should check your agreement to be sure. You may also want to...
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Can i sue my brother for lying to my father about things not true to uptain over $500,000 from him when we were suppose to split
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Answered on June 11, 2014
There is nothing in your facts that would lead to any kind of cause of action for a suit.
Can my sister in law sign over temporary custody of her daughter to me without going to court?
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Answered on June 11, 2014
The only to legally change custody is to go through the Court. You should speak to an attorney in your area to help you.
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I asked this question yesterday but I am not sure I was clear
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Answered on June 11, 2014
As stated previously. Service of the separation agreement is not an issue. You can get it to her however, you choose.