Child Custody Modification Steps
Summary
To modify child custody in South Dakota, file a petition, serve the other parent, attend mediation, and go to a court hearing. For wrongful termination, file a complaint with the South Dakota Department of Labor or EEOC, gather evidence, consult an attorney, and possibly file a lawsuit. For a 1986 lawsuit against officials, consult a civil rights attorney, file a complaint in federal court, and serve the defendants.Full Conversation
Rachel penney
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I need to know the steps for filing a child custody modification and i need to know the steps to sue ex employer for wrongful termination because if a protected safety activity and i need the steps to sue on * lawsuit to officials?
Hi Rachel,
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South dakota
Hi Rachel,
Thank you for providing your location. Here are some general steps for each of your legal concerns in South Dakota:
Child Custody Modification:
*. **File a Petition**: Submit a petition for modification at the local family court.
*. **Serve the Other Parent**: Ensure the other parent receives the paperwork.
*. **Attend Mediation**: Mediation may be required before a court hearing.
*. **Court Hearing**: Attend the court hearing where the judge will decide.
Wrongful Termination:
*. **File a Complaint**: Submit a complaint to the South Dakota Department of Labor or the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
*. **Gather Evidence**: Collect all relevant documents and evidence.
*. **Consult an Attorney**: Consider hiring an employment lawyer.
*. **File a Lawsuit**: If necessary, file a lawsuit in the appropriate court.
* Lawsuit Against Officials:
*. **Consult an Attorney**: Due to the complexity, consult a lawyer experienced in civil rights cases.
*. **File a Complaint**: Prepare and file a complaint in federal court.
*. **Serve the Defendants**: Ensure all named officials receive copies of the lawsuit.
*. **Proceed with