Had a contempt hearing today family court, ex petioned to modify. Judge gave her a gentle admonishment for some of her
Yes, but it should not affect his/her legal decision.
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Yes, but it should not affect his/her legal decision.
It is time to see a lawyer, face to face, as this is a complicated issue.
It could mean a million things. Go ahead and get your test done. Good luck.
There is nothing 'illegal' about what you describe.
You cannot force the State to do anything. Talk to his attorney and let him/her know your wishes.
The answer to this should be found on the Pre-Trial Order. Otherwise, you can Google the evidence code for your state and see what time limits are.
Without having all the legal facts, I will suggest he file a Motion/Petition for DNA testing. It may not work, and only a local attorney can give...
It is time to see a lawyer, face to face, as this is a complicated issue and an emergency issue.
I am not sure exactly what your question is.
I am not sure exactly what your question is.