Judge Tiffany R. Beckman

Applies to

Notice of intent to relocate

A parent who intends to move must file a Notice of Intent to Relocate with the Court.

Applies to

Notice of intent to relocate

A parent who intends to move must file a Notice of Intent to Relocate with the Court.

Applies to

AOK Parenting Class

Parties to covered divorces or dissolutions must complete the AOK Parenting Class before the final hearing.

The moving parent must file the notice immediately upon intending to move.

The Notice of Intent to Relocate must be filed immediately when a parent intends to move.

When no other deadline controls, a response is due 21 days after service and a reply is due 14 days after service of the response.

Unless a motion to proceed In Forma Pauperis is filed and accepted by the Court or the Court waives deposit for costs, any document, pleading, motion, request, objection, petition or complaint filed without payment of the court cost deposit to the Clerk may be summarily stricken by the Court.

If a check or other negotiable instrument for deposit for costs is dishonored for any reason, the filing may be dismissed by the Court after ten (10) days’ notice is given to the filer for failure to pay the required security for costs.

The Clerk may require an additional deposit when the existing cost deposit is insufficient.

Service

Court service to opposing party

The Court must send a copy of the notice to the other parent.

Service

Mail to opposing party

Without a praecipe in a new case, the Clerk serves by certified mail and will not attempt service on an unknown party at an unknown address.

Written filings must be served on opposing counsel or on unrepresented opposing parties who are not in default.