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To file a motion for contempt in Idaho, you can do so within the existing case. Draft a Motion for Contempt, attach evidence, and file it with the court. A Family Law Case Information Sheet is typically needed for new cases, and a Certificate of Service is required for each document. For dismissing a temporary order, file a Motion to Dismiss with supporting evidence. Attach exhibits to affidavits and serve copies to the other party. To challenge false statements in an affidavit, gather evidence and file a motion for reconsideration or appeal. Always consult a local attorney for specific guidance.Full Conversation
i am attempting to file a motion for contempt on my ex for not letting me talk to my child like the court has oredered numerous times. the case is out of idaho and i am wondering what the proper steps for doing so are? does it need to be seperare from my custody case or can i just file the motion into the case asking the judge to charge him with contempt? what do i need to file with it.
Hi Bobbi, in Idaho, you can file a motion for contempt within the existing case. Here are the steps:
*. Draft a Motion for Contempt outlining the violation.
*. Attach evidence, like text messages or emails.
*. You may need to draft and attach an Affidavit in Support of Motion.
*. File these documents with the court where your case is located.
*. Serve your ex with copies of these papers.
Remember, you should consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
in idaho do i need to have a family law sheet for everything i file? also do i need to have a certificate of service for everything i file or can i ijust use one certifcate of service for the entire packet i am sending
In Idaho:
- A Family Law Case Information Sheet is typically needed for each new family law case.
- A Certificate of Service is required for each document you file to prove you served it to the other party. It's advisable to include one for each document you're serving.
Please consult a local attorney for specific guidance.
if the case is not new do i still need to file a family law sheet with my motion to dismiss
In Washington, a Family Law Case Information Sheet is typically required when initiating a new family law case. If your case was previously initiated and you're filing a new motion within that same case, it's generally not necessary to file another sheet. Always consult a local attorney for specific advice.
if i am asking the court to dismiss a temporary order for emergency custody in idaho, do i file a motion or a petition? and what do i need to file with it. i am filing to dismiss of lack of juristiction
In Idaho, to dismiss a temporary order for emergency custody, you typically file a Motion to Dismiss. Along with it, you should include:
- The reason for dismissal, in your case, lack of jurisdiction.
- Any supporting evidence.
- A Certificate of Service.
Consider consulting a local attorney for specific advice.
do i need to have a specific document to submit eveidence? what is the proper way to submit the evidence?
In Washington, to submit evidence, you generally:
- Attach it to an Affidavit or Declaration, which is a written statement of facts made under oath.
- File this document with the court.
- Serve a copy to the opposing party.
Always consult a local attorney for specific advice.
my case is in idaho i have put together a motion and affidavit, a exhibit list and all my exhibits, every document has its on certificate with it, except for the exhibits which should just go witht the affidavit correct?
In Idaho, exhibits are generally attached to the affidavits they support. They don't need separate certificates. Always remember to serve copies to the other party and consult a local attorney for specific advice.
how do i bring up the fact that my ex lied in his affidavit and i have proof that he lied multiple times. can he get in trouble for that?? if he didnt lie he would not have gotten the courts to grant his motion and i would stil lhave my son.
To challenge your ex's affidavit in Washington:
*. Gather evidence that shows he lied, like documents or messages.
*. File a motion for reconsideration or appeal, if appropriate.
*. Include your evidence and explain the lies in a new affidavit.
*. Serve copies to your ex and the court.
Please consult a local attorney for specific advice.
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