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Common Law Issues The law regarding common law relationships is different than in cases of divorce. Discuss the issues that affect unmarried couples here.

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Old 05-09-2010, 03:47 PM
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If I want a document that only my Ex can get a copy of and it pertains to my children, do I file a "#20 request for information"?? I have asked her for a copy and she has refused....can I file that without filing a motion?? any ideas??
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Form 20 is a powerful tool - but Form 22 is an equivalent. Don't lose focus of the central issue considering kids involved.
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I agree, form 22 is very useful when I have the documents, but right now I want to get copies of a doc Can I use form 20 outside of a motion??
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Refer to Rule 20...
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Why is your ex the only one that can get it? How often do you have the children?

If you have joint/shared access, then legally you should be able to get ANY medical, educational, etc. documentation without needing to go through your ex.
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My Ex has the children and without putting too much info in here, she has access to documents that she signed and I was not given the opportunity to be present to sign, therefore I do not have the permission to acquire them....she does however but has refused...I'll do what I have to, and if that requires a motion o another legal avenue..so be it. The documents prove that she doesn't place the children's needs above hers.
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I was under the impression that Form 20 could be used at anytime throughout the case especially if can alleviate court resources...
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