Do I have to allow video chats if the mother has access to a phone call
It depends on your court order. If the court says you must, then you must. On the other hand, if the order doesn't explicitly say it, the Indiana...
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It depends on your court order. If the court says you must, then you must. On the other hand, if the order doesn't explicitly say it, the Indiana...
It's entirely possible, but it just depends on what may be able to be worked out.
That's entirely up to the court's schedule as well as the prosecutor's and the defense attorney's. It also matters when the motion was filed.
There is no way to be guaranteed a bond on a violation.
Yes, they could confiscate the phone still, but they'd need a warrant to search it. He should be able to get the phone back at the end of the case,...
It likely means they were correcting something in the entry about the amount of the bond.
If he has been living there then you'll need to provide him a thirty (30) day notice to vacate. After that, if he still doesn't leave, you may file...
You could file a motion for preliminary hearing in the dissolution case.
You could provide him 10 day notice to quit and if he doesn't file an eviction.
It is up to the landlord. He does not have to agree to any change.