Judge Martin D Burchfield

Applies to

Notice of intent to relocate

A parent relocating from the residence identified in the last parenting order must file a notice with the court that issued the order.

Applies to

Judgment entry

A Judgment Entry ordering parenting time under an Appendix A option must have Appendix A attached and incorporated.

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Certificate of completion

After completing a parenting program, you must print the Certificate of Completion.

The notice of intent to relocate must be filed at least 30 days before relocation unless emergency circumstances apply.

The other parent must file a written hearing request within 20 days of receiving the election; absent a timely request, the election is automatically granted.

Absent a further court order, the residential parent may relocate after 14 days have elapsed from service of the notice on the other party.

The vacationing parent must provide the other parent an itinerary stating the vacation dates and locations.

For a school-age child, each party must give the other written notice of requested vacation dates no later than April 1 each year.

For a child who is not of school age, the vacationing parent must give the other parent written notice of the requested dates at least 60 days before the vacation starts.

A party unable to pay arbitrators’ fees due to poverty may file a motion and affidavit in forma pauperis.

Scheduled costs generally must be deposited with the Clerk when filing; stated entities are excepted, the Court may waive costs, and a filing with unpaid costs may be refused or later stricken.

Fee

275

Applies to

Civil filing

A civil deposit of $275 is listed.