My first time here. Great forum.
I filed motion to change form 15 to stop child support (my adult child completed 4th year university).
I hired*a serving company to serve and filed the affidavit with the court.
I received no response from my ex within the 30 days.*
On day 31 *I tried filing form 14B to vacate the first court date and to grant me what I have asked for in the motion.*
The clerk was reluctant to accept form 14B, the reason she stated was we like to give the other party a second chance. I insisted , so she said we will put a note to the judge "you're filing too early". During that 30 days there were 2 holidays, which i didn't realize don't count. whether it's the reason or not, i can't be sure.
Few days later the court called me and said judge rejected the motion 14B and I must attend the 1st court date.
What the law states:
If no response to motion to change (Form 15B), consent motion to change (Form 15C) or notice of financial interest is filed in response to a motion to change a final order or agreement under rule 15, send the case to a judge for a decision on the basis of the evidence filed in the motion.
1) if my ex still has not served me
with a response, or provided me with a request for an extension (42 days after she was served), can she still show up to court, file (reject my motion) or ask for extension?.
2)*It confuses me the part about giving the other party a second chance, because I don't know what to prepare for on the first court date.
I filed motion to change form 15 to stop child support (my adult child completed 4th year university).
I hired*a serving company to serve and filed the affidavit with the court.
I received no response from my ex within the 30 days.*
On day 31 *I tried filing form 14B to vacate the first court date and to grant me what I have asked for in the motion.*
The clerk was reluctant to accept form 14B, the reason she stated was we like to give the other party a second chance. I insisted , so she said we will put a note to the judge "you're filing too early". During that 30 days there were 2 holidays, which i didn't realize don't count. whether it's the reason or not, i can't be sure.
Few days later the court called me and said judge rejected the motion 14B and I must attend the 1st court date.
What the law states:
If no response to motion to change (Form 15B), consent motion to change (Form 15C) or notice of financial interest is filed in response to a motion to change a final order or agreement under rule 15, send the case to a judge for a decision on the basis of the evidence filed in the motion.
1) if my ex still has not served me
with a response, or provided me with a request for an extension (42 days after she was served), can she still show up to court, file (reject my motion) or ask for extension?.
2)*It confuses me the part about giving the other party a second chance, because I don't know what to prepare for on the first court date.
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