Hi, I just found out that my ex had filed a 14B motion without service to have our pre-trial date postponed, and gotten another judge to postpone the trial that was to happen in November.
This matter has been going on for 10 years. 2 years ago we reached a settlement on custody and access on a final basis. Sole custody and primary residence was granted to me, with generous access granted to him on the following basis:
- 3/4 weekend visits (2 long, 1 short)
- Alternate weeks in the summer with two week summer vacation accesss
- Half of Christmas vacation alternating so each parent gets Christmas with son every other year
- Whole March break on un odd years
Only thing going to trial in Financial matter. We were to have gone to trial in November 2015, which has been postponed and postponed for one reason or another.
It has been clear that he regretted signing the settlement as soon as it was signed and filed for Judge's signature.
This isn't the first time, he has filed a 14Bmotion for relief purposes, rather than the procedural matters it was intended for. As he's self-represeneted, and I have legal counsel, every time he does this, it costs me money.
Please provide some sound advise or direction on how I can mitigate this, and conclude this matter.
This matter has been going on for 10 years. 2 years ago we reached a settlement on custody and access on a final basis. Sole custody and primary residence was granted to me, with generous access granted to him on the following basis:
- 3/4 weekend visits (2 long, 1 short)
- Alternate weeks in the summer with two week summer vacation accesss
- Half of Christmas vacation alternating so each parent gets Christmas with son every other year
- Whole March break on un odd years
Only thing going to trial in Financial matter. We were to have gone to trial in November 2015, which has been postponed and postponed for one reason or another.
It has been clear that he regretted signing the settlement as soon as it was signed and filed for Judge's signature.
This isn't the first time, he has filed a 14Bmotion for relief purposes, rather than the procedural matters it was intended for. As he's self-represeneted, and I have legal counsel, every time he does this, it costs me money.
Please provide some sound advise or direction on how I can mitigate this, and conclude this matter.
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