Q: when a parent has been served with a summons along with the paperwork mentioned below what paperwork would the other....
parent have to turn in in order to start the process in getting the minor child back? Paperwork included in the summons was a verified petition for sole custody of minor child and modification of child support, notice of related cases, notice of social security number, UCCJEA and notice of confidential information within the court filling. the last court date that we had the judge told me that i needed to show proof of permenate housing and i have housing now so i just need to know what paperwork i need and any advice on how to go against the other party and his lawyer when i cant even get a financial aid lawyer any answers are appreciated thank you
A: You need to read the verified petition for sole custody of minor child and modification of child support and answer each numbered paragraph ADMIT or DENY. After you do that then a hearing can be scheduled on the merits. At the hearing you can present your evidence through testimony and exhibits. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific advice.
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