I've seen this form referenced a few times, and was wondering about it.
This form would only "apply" for someone still in the midst of obtaining a court order, during a court process, etc?
If one has a "final order", and has had it awhile, is this form needed at all?
ex. If ex won't provide info that is clearly outlined in the court order.
Wouldn't one just file a motion, if necessary (contempt/change, etc) to ask for the info? Or does the Form 20 come into play then?
Does filing a Form 20 without a motion, help at all, in a "court's view" of proving this info has been requested a million times?
I would think, sufficient email/registered letter documentation would be sufficient?
Sorry, it's a form I'm not famliar with (lol...like most of them).
This form would only "apply" for someone still in the midst of obtaining a court order, during a court process, etc?
If one has a "final order", and has had it awhile, is this form needed at all?
ex. If ex won't provide info that is clearly outlined in the court order.
Wouldn't one just file a motion, if necessary (contempt/change, etc) to ask for the info? Or does the Form 20 come into play then?
Does filing a Form 20 without a motion, help at all, in a "court's view" of proving this info has been requested a million times?
I would think, sufficient email/registered letter documentation would be sufficient?
Sorry, it's a form I'm not famliar with (lol...like most of them).
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