What does it mean if the defendant in the case presents taped statements from the victim and the family?
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Answered on August 02, 2020
No, that just means they held the hearing. Nothing else.
Can I file for contempt of court against my ex. He was supposed to pay off debts and he hasn't
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Answered on July 31, 2020
Yes, if the agreement provided that he was supposed to pay the debts, you may now file contempt if you ended up paying the debts.
What does Order to Release From Custody To Be Held For Other Agency mean ?
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Answered on July 30, 2020
It means they are being held for some other agency to pick them up, likely community corrections.
Is payment of cash bond absolutely necessary for release if there is an order stating "upon satisfaction of bond party held..."
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Answered on July 27, 2020
Yes, the bond still needs paid, but once it's paid they'll be placed on home detention.
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What evidence can I use in a custody hearing and who qualifies as a witness in indiana?
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Answered on July 26, 2020
Anyone could be a witness if they have relevant testimony that they can present. Same with any evidence that follows the rules of evidence may be...
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How can I get my boyfriend to move out of my home. I own the home. We dont get along anymore and I want to cut ties with him.
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Answered on July 26, 2020
You would need to provide him 30 days notice to vacate, and then if he doesn't leave, you may file an eviction.
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If you are the guardian of a victim , can you find out the stipulations of the defendant's monitored conditional release ?
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Answered on July 26, 2020
The stipulations would be in the court order.
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I haven’t seen my son in four years. How do I start the process of filing papers with court?
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Answered on July 26, 2020
You would need to file in the state in which there is an existing court order, so Colorado.
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How do I get my kids back?
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Answered on July 26, 2020
You'd need to hire an attorney in the State in which the guardianship was ordered to contest the guardianship.
If a spouse is violent do I have to report it to the police in order to use it in court?
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Answered on July 23, 2020
No, it doesn't have to be reported, but reporting it goes a long way to helping in future civil proceedings.
