Do I have grounds for an ex parte case?
You might try for an order shortening time through the ex parte process.
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You might try for an order shortening time through the ex parte process.
If she shows no interest, point out to her that if she consents to the adoption, she will no longer have to pay child support.
If you're saying it has now been delayed for a year, that is a long time - but you are silent as to how many times and why.
Don't panic! The court is there to look out for the best interest of the child - so will most likely see right through him.
It is the beginnings of child support; it is actually the responsive document to a petition to establish paternity, which is foundational in...
He is doing all he can (which is commendable) but he certainly can't expect to get cusrody while incarcerated.
You can either be prepared or ask for a continuance because you aren't prepared - which requires 2 court appearances instead of 1. Your call.
yes ...according to son-in-law, but from whom is BS getting his or her instrucctions?
Apparently the court does listen because the orders haven't changed. If the reports about his wife are repeated by you from the kids, they are...
The time to challenge it is at the ex parte hearing, but if it was 'no notice' then you'll have an opporutnity to challege it at the upcoming full...