Frivolous Filings Endanger Children

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Brief Summary: To address opposing partys baseless motions in child support cases, gather evidence, document unnecessary motions, and file a Motion to Expedite Proceedings and Address Respondents Frivolous Filings Endangering Childrens Well-being. This motion should detail the delay tactics, their impact on the children, and the need for expedited proceedings. Always follow local court rules for filing and naming motions.

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I need to know how to bring to a child support judges attention that opposing party continues to file baseless motions that cannot be used against motion to reconsider child support or evidence provided in a child support case as the child support court is supposed to look at documented evidence to know the non Custodial parents true monthly income and assets that cannot be impounded or sealed from the judge
Hello Alisa, it's important to present your concerns effectively. Here are some steps:
*. Gather all evidence disproving the opposing party's claims.
*. Document instances of unnecessary motions.
*. Present these issues in your response or own motion.
*. Request a hearing to personally address these issues with the judge.
Can you tell me your location to provide more specific information?
How do I request a hearing to personally address these issues to the judge
To request a hearing, follow these steps:
*. Draft a 'Motion for Hearing' including your concerns and reasons.
*. File it with the court dealing with your child support issue.
*. Serve a copy to the opposing party.
These steps may vary based on your location. Could you please provide it?
So if the opposing parties attorney filed a motion to impound my records meaning the documented evidence I have provided to the child support court what do I file back
Sure Alisa. You can file a 'Motion to Oppose Impoundment' and explain why your records should not be impounded. Make sure to:
*. State reasons why impoundment isn't necessary.
*. Argue that the documents are important for the case.
*. Request a hearing to present your arguments.
Location-specific rules may apply. Could you please provide your location?
Can I name its motion to oppose respondent in pound meant of petitioners documented evidence
Yes, Alisa. Naming your motion as 'Motion to Oppose Respondent's Impoundment of Petitioner's Documented Evidence' accurately describes your intention. It's always good to clearly state your purpose. Remember to follow local court rules about motion naming.
Can I also add into that motion for their motion to be stricken
Yes, Alisa. You can add a request to strike their motion within your own, using a section titled 'Motion to Strike'. This should include your reasons for requesting their motion to be stricken. Remember, local court rules may apply.
So for example if I want to file a motion to strike the opposing parties motion to impound my records what what I called that how would I name it
You can name it as "Motion to Strike Respondent's Motion for Impoundment of Petitioner's Records". This clearly indicates your intention to challenge the motion filed by the opposing party. Always check with your local court for specific naming conventions.
If I want to bring to the judges attention that the opposing party is intentionally filing baseless motions only to prolong This proceeding how do I name my motion for that
You may name your motion as "Motion to Address Respondent's Frivolous Filings and Delay Tactics". This title succinctly communicates your intent. Always ensure to comply with your local court's specific rules on motions.
If I want to bring to the judges attention that the opposing party is intentionally filing baseless motions only to prolong This proceeding how do I name my motion for that As they have now put the well-being of the children in danger
In this case, you might name your motion something like "Motion to Expedite Proceedings and Address Respondent's Frivolous Filings Jeopardizing Children's Well-being". This title reflects your concerns about delay and the impact on your children. Always follow your local court's rules.
How what I phrase the title of that motion if the opposing party Is intentionally inflicting further harm on the children
You may consider naming your motion as "Motion for Immediate Intervention: Respondent's Actions Causing Harm to Children". This title articulates your urgent concerns about the opposing party's harmful actions towards the children. Always adhere to your local court's specific rules for motion titles.
So how would I title my motion if the opposing party is intentionally filing baseless motions Prolonging tactics causing danger to the children’s well being
You could title your motion as "Motion to Address Respondent's Frivolous Filings and Delay Tactics Endangering Children's Well-being". The title should clearly express your concerns about the opposing party's tactics and their impact on the children. Always comply with specific local court rules.
Can you incorporate expedite a proceeding into that motion title
Yes, you can incorporate it as "Motion to Expedite Proceedings and Address Respondent's Frivolous Filings Endangering Children's Well-being". This underlines the urgency and the harmful impact of the delay on the children. Always comply with local court rules.
Can I address in my Motion to Expedite Proceedings and Address Respondent's Frivolous Filings Endangering Children's Well-being
Yes, Alisa. In your "Motion to Expedite Proceedings and Address Respondent's Frivolous Filings Endangering Children's Well-being", you can address:
*. The deliberate delay tactics being employed.
*. The harm these tactics are causing to the children.
*. The urgent need for expedited proceedings.
Please abide by your local court's rules and guidelines.
How would I explain the delivery delay tactics being employed
In your motion, you may express the delay tactics as follows:
*. Detail instances where the opposing party filed unnecessary or baseless motions.
*. Explain how these actions are causing unnecessary delays.
*. Highlight the impact of these delays on the children's well-being.
*. Assert the need for expedited proceedings due to these circumstances.