Judge Christian M. Comer

Applies to

Notice

The notice must state the intended change-of-residence date.

Applies to

Notice

If applicable, the notice must state the specific reasons for the proposed change of principal residence.

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Notice

The notice must include a proposed revised custody or visitation schedule, if any.

Notice must be sent at least 45 days before the proposed change, or within 10 days after obtaining the information if a 45-day notice was not reasonably possible.

An objection to the relocation must be made within 30 days of receipt of notice, except in the stated Armed Forces circumstance.

A non-relocating party must commence an action seeking a temporary or permanent order to prevent the change within 30 days after receiving notice, or the change is authorized.

Notice of a proposed change of principal residence must be sent by certified mail at least 45 days beforehand, or within 10 days after obtaining the information if timely 45-day notice was not reasonably possible.

The process must be served on the garnishee, a copy served on the defendant, and a proper return made to the court.

Applies to

Claim of exemption

The defendant must mail or deliver a copy of the claim of exemption to the plaintiff.

Four-percent electronic-filing convenience fees may be assessed as court costs upon written request and submission of a supporting affidavit.

Applies to

Default judgment

A filing fee is required when seeking a default judgment under Rule 55(b).

Fee

500

Applies to

Expungement petition

If the petitioner is not found indigent and the fee is not waived, only one $500 filing fee is paid for multiple charges arising from one arrest.