OTHER ORDER RE LACK OF SERVICE; CC PETT; CC RESP W/NEF
That looks like the summary of an order. He needs to access the order to see the particulars of what the order says.
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That looks like the summary of an order. He needs to access the order to see the particulars of what the order says.
Without knowing the basis for the lien, it is anyone's guess. We just can't know without all relevant information.
You can't file for default until you get him served. This is a common problem, but there are ways around it.
It is happening because workforce wants their money back. You'll need to pay all of the overpayment back to discharge the lien.
If you think a crime has been committed, you call law enforcement. In my experience, law enforcement will likely tell you this is a civil matter...
If you are both on the lease, he has as much right to be there as you. If he gets violent, you will need to call the police to get him removed.
Simply put, you need to hire an attorney. Your written, notarized statement will mean nothing, and probably will not even be considered by the judge.
That depends. Do you have custody of the child. If no, then you could only do so with the mother's consent.
No. A police report is a public record.
No, you'll be prevented from being involved.