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Expedited Custody Hearing Request
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To request an expedited custody hearing, file an ex parte application detailing urgency and harm. Gather evidence like communications and witness statements to challenge claims of fear. Consult a lawyer for a comprehensive case assessment.Full Conversation
so the mother of my child filled a emegency order a while baack and she lied to the court that she was in fear for her life in regards to some text messages and the court granteed her full custody and me temperary supervised visits and my lawyer didt properly serve her last court date and i was responding to her request for order with full custody as my response but becuase my lawyer screwed up they extended my court date even longer and i havent seen my daughter in months and i want to know if there is a way i can ask for a sooner court date
Hi Michael! You can file an "ex parte" request to ask the court for an earlier hearing date based on the urgency and the impact on your visitation rights. Here's what you need to do:
- Prepare an "Ex Parte Application" explaining the urgency.
- Attach a declaration detailing the situation and the harm caused by the delay.
- Submit the application to the court where your case is being heard.
Would you like more detailed guidance on preparing this application?
- Prepare an "Ex Parte Application" explaining the urgency.
- Attach a declaration detailing the situation and the harm caused by the delay.
- Submit the application to the court where your case is being heard.
Would you like more detailed guidance on preparing this application?
yes
Sure, Michael! Here's a step-by-step guide to prepare an "Ex Parte Application":
*. Ex Parte Application Form: Obtain the form from the court's website or clerk's office.
*. Declaration: Write a detailed statement explaining the urgency, the harm caused by the delay, and why an earlier hearing is necessary.
*. Notice: Provide notice to the other party about the ex parte request, unless it's an emergency.
*. Filing: Submit the application and declaration to the court where your case is being heard.
*. Hearing: Attend the ex parte hearing to present your case.
Would you like help with drafting your declaration?
*. Ex Parte Application Form: Obtain the form from the court's website or clerk's office.
*. Declaration: Write a detailed statement explaining the urgency, the harm caused by the delay, and why an earlier hearing is necessary.
*. Notice: Provide notice to the other party about the ex parte request, unless it's an emergency.
*. Filing: Submit the application and declaration to the court where your case is being heard.
*. Hearing: Attend the ex parte hearing to present your case.
Would you like help with drafting your declaration?
yes please
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Sure, Michael! Here’s how to draft your declaration:
- Introduction: State your name, the case number, and your relationship to the child.
- Urgency: Explain why the hearing needs to be expedited.
- Facts: Provide a clear, detailed timeline of the events and the harm caused by the delay.
- Request: Clearly state what you are asking the court to do.
Would you like more specific examples or templates for your declaration?
Sure, Michael! Here’s how to draft your declaration:
- Introduction: State your name, the case number, and your relationship to the child.
- Urgency: Explain why the hearing needs to be expedited.
- Facts: Provide a clear, detailed timeline of the events and the harm caused by the delay.
- Request: Clearly state what you are asking the court to do.
Would you like more specific examples or templates for your declaration?
yes please
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Hi Michael, here's a more detailed guide to drafting your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan. I am the father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay in court proceedings is causing severe emotional distress and harm to my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific examples or templates for your declaration?
Hi Michael, here's a more detailed guide to drafting your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan. I am the father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay in court proceedings is causing severe emotional distress and harm to my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific examples or templates for your declaration?
no i have anothe question
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Of course, Michael! What other question do you have?
Of course, Michael! What other question do you have?
so my lawyer is representing me in my criminal case and my family case my criminal case is based off of my baby momma saying she was in fear for her life so they filed charges and put a warrent out i didnt know about then she filled for full cusody because i had a active wwarrent and he has been screwing everything up
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Hi Michael! It sounds like you are dealing with a complex situation involving both criminal and family law issues. Here’s what you might consider:
- Seek a Second Opinion: You can consult another attorney to review your case and provide a second opinion on your current lawyer’s performance.
- Request for Substitution of Attorney: If you believe your lawyer is not adequately representing you, you can file a substitution of attorney form to change your legal representation.
Would you like more information on how to file a substitution of attorney form?
Hi Michael! It sounds like you are dealing with a complex situation involving both criminal and family law issues. Here’s what you might consider:
- Seek a Second Opinion: You can consult another attorney to review your case and provide a second opinion on your current lawyer’s performance.
- Request for Substitution of Attorney: If you believe your lawyer is not adequately representing you, you can file a substitution of attorney form to change your legal representation.
Would you like more information on how to file a substitution of attorney form?
how can you proove someone was not in fear after i texted them "when i kill you jokingly
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To prove someone was not in fear after you sent a text saying "when I kill you jokingly," you can gather evidence, such as:
- Subsequent communications indicating they were not scared
- Witness testimonies that they were not visibly distressed
- Lack of immediate protective measures taken by them
Would you like more detailed guidance on gathering this evidence?
To prove someone was not in fear after you sent a text saying "when I kill you jokingly," you can gather evidence, such as:
- Subsequent communications indicating they were not scared
- Witness testimonies that they were not visibly distressed
- Lack of immediate protective measures taken by them
Would you like more detailed guidance on gathering this evidence?
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Michael, here are some tips for gathering evidence to show that the person was not in fear:
- Save all communications after the text in question.
- Gather witness statements from those who can attest to the person's behavior.
- Check if the person took any protective actions immediately after the text.
Would you like to know more about any specific aspect of your case?
Michael, here are some tips for gathering evidence to show that the person was not in fear:
- Save all communications after the text in question.
- Gather witness statements from those who can attest to the person's behavior.
- Check if the person took any protective actions immediately after the text.
Would you like to know more about any specific aspect of your case?
could i beat the case if i provide that evidence
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Hi Michael, providing evidence like subsequent communications, witness testimonies, and the lack of protective measures can strengthen your case. However, the outcome also depends on other factors and how the court interprets the evidence. Consulting with a lawyer can give you a better assessment based on all the details.
Hi Michael, providing evidence like subsequent communications, witness testimonies, and the lack of protective measures can strengthen your case. However, the outcome also depends on other factors and how the court interprets the evidence. Consulting with a lawyer can give you a better assessment based on all the details.
what motions can you file as a father with only supervised visits
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Hi Michael! As a father with only supervised visits, you can file the following motions:
- Modification of Custody Order: Request to change custody terms.
- Request for Unsupervised Visits: Ask for unsupervised visitation.
- Ex Parte Motion: For urgent matters requiring immediate court attention.
Would you like detailed guidance on any of these motions?
Hi Michael! As a father with only supervised visits, you can file the following motions:
- Modification of Custody Order: Request to change custody terms.
- Request for Unsupervised Visits: Ask for unsupervised visitation.
- Ex Parte Motion: For urgent matters requiring immediate court attention.
Would you like detailed guidance on any of these motions?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here’s a detailed guide on filing a Request for Unsupervised Visits:
*. Modification of Custody Order:
- File a formal request to modify the current custody order.
- Provide evidence showing why the current arrangement should be changed.
*. Declaration:
- Write a detailed statement explaining why you believe unsupervised visits are in the child’s best interest.
- Include evidence and any positive changes in your situation.
*. Filing:
- Submit the motion and declaration to the court handling your custody case.
*. Notice:
- Notify the other parent about the motion and the court date.
*. Hearing:
- Attend the hearing and present your case to the judge.
Would you like more specific examples or templates for this motion?
Hi Michael! Here’s a detailed guide on filing a Request for Unsupervised Visits:
*. Modification of Custody Order:
- File a formal request to modify the current custody order.
- Provide evidence showing why the current arrangement should be changed.
*. Declaration:
- Write a detailed statement explaining why you believe unsupervised visits are in the child’s best interest.
- Include evidence and any positive changes in your situation.
*. Filing:
- Submit the motion and declaration to the court handling your custody case.
*. Notice:
- Notify the other parent about the motion and the court date.
*. Hearing:
- Attend the hearing and present your case to the judge.
Would you like more specific examples or templates for this motion?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here’s a more detailed guide on filing a Request for Unsupervised Visits:
*. Modification of Custody Order:
- File a formal request to modify the current custody order.
- Provide evidence showing why the current arrangement should be changed.
*. Declaration:
- Write a detailed statement explaining why you believe unsupervised visits are in the child’s best interest.
- Include evidence and any positive changes in your situation.
*. Filing:
- Submit the motion and declaration to the court handling your custody case.
*. Notice:
- Notify the other parent about the motion and the court date.
*. Hearing:
- Attend the hearing and present your case to the judge.
Hi Michael! Here’s a more detailed guide on filing a Request for Unsupervised Visits:
*. Modification of Custody Order:
- File a formal request to modify the current custody order.
- Provide evidence showing why the current arrangement should be changed.
*. Declaration:
- Write a detailed statement explaining why you believe unsupervised visits are in the child’s best interest.
- Include evidence and any positive changes in your situation.
*. Filing:
- Submit the motion and declaration to the court handling your custody case.
*. Notice:
- Notify the other parent about the motion and the court date.
*. Hearing:
- Attend the hearing and present your case to the judge.
Example Template:
Modification of Custody Order Request:
- File a formal motion to the court, requesting a modification of the current custody order. Ensure to include your case number, date, and a clear statement outlining your request for unsupervised visits.
Declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Reasons for Change:
- "I am requesting unsupervised visits as I believe it is in the best interest of my child. Since the current order, I have made significant positive changes in my life."
*. Evidence:
- Provide detailed evidence supporting your request, such as:
- Positive changes in your situation (e.g., completed parenting classes, stable job, etc.).
- Statements from witnesses (friends, family, or professionals) attesting to your positive changes.
*. Best Interest of Child:
- Explain why unsupervised visits would benefit the child's overall well-being and relationship with you.
*. Conclusion:
- "I respectfully request the court to grant my request for unsupervised visits with my child."
Would you like more specific examples or templates for any of these sections?
Modification of Custody Order Request:
- File a formal motion to the court, requesting a modification of the current custody order. Ensure to include your case number, date, and a clear statement outlining your request for unsupervised visits.
Declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Reasons for Change:
- "I am requesting unsupervised visits as I believe it is in the best interest of my child. Since the current order, I have made significant positive changes in my life."
*. Evidence:
- Provide detailed evidence supporting your request, such as:
- Positive changes in your situation (e.g., completed parenting classes, stable job, etc.).
- Statements from witnesses (friends, family, or professionals) attesting to your positive changes.
*. Best Interest of Child:
- Explain why unsupervised visits would benefit the child's overall well-being and relationship with you.
*. Conclusion:
- "I respectfully request the court to grant my request for unsupervised visits with my child."
Would you like more specific examples or templates for any of these sections?
how do you file a exparte as father with only supervised visits
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Hi Michael! Here's how you can file an "Ex Parte" request as a father with only supervised visits:
*. Ex Parte Application Form: Obtain the form from the court's website or clerk's office.
*. Declaration: Write a detailed statement explaining the urgency and harm caused by the delay.
*. Notice: Provide notice to the other party about the ex parte request, unless it's an emergency.
*. Filing: Submit the application and declaration to the court handling your case.
*. Hearing: Attend the ex parte hearing to present your case.
Would you like detailed guidance on drafting your declaration or any other aspect of this process?
Hi Michael! Here's how you can file an "Ex Parte" request as a father with only supervised visits:
*. Ex Parte Application Form: Obtain the form from the court's website or clerk's office.
*. Declaration: Write a detailed statement explaining the urgency and harm caused by the delay.
*. Notice: Provide notice to the other party about the ex parte request, unless it's an emergency.
*. Filing: Submit the application and declaration to the court handling your case.
*. Hearing: Attend the ex parte hearing to present your case.
Would you like detailed guidance on drafting your declaration or any other aspect of this process?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here's a detailed guide on drafting your declaration for an "Ex Parte" request:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- Explain why an expedited hearing is crucial. For example, "The delay is causing emotional distress and affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- Provide a clear timeline of events and the harm caused by the delay. E.g., "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother. Due to my lawyer’s failure, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- Clearly state what you are asking the court to do. E.g., "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific examples or templates for any of these sections?
Hi Michael! Here's a detailed guide on drafting your declaration for an "Ex Parte" request:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- Explain why an expedited hearing is crucial. For example, "The delay is causing emotional distress and affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- Provide a clear timeline of events and the harm caused by the delay. E.g., "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother. Due to my lawyer’s failure, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- Clearly state what you are asking the court to do. E.g., "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific examples or templates for any of these sections?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here's a more detailed example for drafting your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay is causing severe emotional distress and adversely affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific examples or templates for this declaration?
Hi Michael! Here's a more detailed example for drafting your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay is causing severe emotional distress and adversely affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific examples or templates for this declaration?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here's a more specific example for your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay is causing severe emotional distress and adversely affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like any more details or assistance with this declaration?
Hi Michael! Here's a more specific example for your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay is causing severe emotional distress and adversely affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like any more details or assistance with this declaration?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here's a more detailed example for your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay is causing severe emotional distress and adversely affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific details or assistance with any part of this declaration?
Hi Michael! Here's a more detailed example for your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay is causing severe emotional distress and adversely affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific details or assistance with any part of this declaration?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here's a more detailed example for your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay is causing severe emotional distress and adversely affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific details or assistance with any part of this declaration?
Hi Michael! Here's a more detailed example for your declaration:
*. Introduction:
- "My name is Michael Bohan, father of [Child’s Name], and this is regarding case number [Case Number]."
*. Urgency:
- "I am requesting an expedited hearing because the delay is causing severe emotional distress and adversely affecting my relationship with my child."
*. Facts:
- "On [Date], the court granted full custody to the mother based on her claims of fear for her life due to text messages. I have been granted only supervised visits."
- "Due to my lawyer’s failure to properly serve her, the court date was extended, resulting in months without seeing my daughter."
*. Request:
- "I respectfully request the court to schedule an earlier hearing to address these issues and reevaluate the custody arrangement."
Would you like more specific details or assistance with any part of this declaration?
what order can i request for my baby mother to not try and lie and do everyting she can to get full custody
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Hi Michael! You can request the following:
- Request for Order (RFO): Ask the court to modify the custody arrangement.
- Contempt of Court: If she’s lying or violating court orders, you can file for contempt.
- Motion for Psychological Evaluation: If you believe she is unfit or making false claims.
Would you like detailed guidance on filing any of these orders?
Hi Michael! You can request the following:
- Request for Order (RFO): Ask the court to modify the custody arrangement.
- Contempt of Court: If she’s lying or violating court orders, you can file for contempt.
- Motion for Psychological Evaluation: If you believe she is unfit or making false claims.
Would you like detailed guidance on filing any of these orders?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here’s some guidance on filing a Request for Order (RFO) to address your concerns:
*. Prepare the RFO Form:
- Obtain the form from the court’s website or clerk’s office.
- Fill out the form, specifying your request for modifying the custody arrangement and addressing the false claims.
*. Declaration:
- Write a detailed statement explaining the false claims and their impact.
- Provide evidence of any dishonesty or violations.
*. Filing:
- Submit the RFO form and declaration to the court handling your custody case.
*. Notice:
- Notify the other parent about the RFO and the court date.
*. Hearing:
- Attend the hearing and present your case to the judge.
Would you like more specific examples or templates for this process?
Hi Michael! Here’s some guidance on filing a Request for Order (RFO) to address your concerns:
*. Prepare the RFO Form:
- Obtain the form from the court’s website or clerk’s office.
- Fill out the form, specifying your request for modifying the custody arrangement and addressing the false claims.
*. Declaration:
- Write a detailed statement explaining the false claims and their impact.
- Provide evidence of any dishonesty or violations.
*. Filing:
- Submit the RFO form and declaration to the court handling your custody case.
*. Notice:
- Notify the other parent about the RFO and the court date.
*. Hearing:
- Attend the hearing and present your case to the judge.
Would you like more specific examples or templates for this process?
yes
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Hi Michael! Here’s a more detailed example for filing a Request for Order (RFO):
*. Prepare the RFO Form:
- Obtain the form from the court’s website or clerk’s office.
- Fill out the form, specifying your request for modifying the custody arrangement and addressing the false claims.
*. Declaration:
- Write a detailed statement explaining the false claims and their impact.
- Provide evidence of any dishonesty or violations.
*. Filing:
- Submit the RFO form and declaration to the court handling your custody case.
*. Notice:
- Notify the other parent about the RFO and the court date.
*. Hearing:
- Attend the hearing and present your case to the judge.
Would you like more specific examples or templates for this process?
Hi Michael! Here’s a more detailed example for filing a Request for Order (RFO):
*. Prepare the RFO Form:
- Obtain the form from the court’s website or clerk’s office.
- Fill out the form, specifying your request for modifying the custody arrangement and addressing the false claims.
*. Declaration:
- Write a detailed statement explaining the false claims and their impact.
- Provide evidence of any dishonesty or violations.
*. Filing:
- Submit the RFO form and declaration to the court handling your custody case.
*. Notice:
- Notify the other parent about the RFO and the court date.
*. Hearing:
- Attend the hearing and present your case to the judge.
Would you like more specific examples or templates for this process?
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