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Apr 10th, 2008, 11:16 AM
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RECOMMENDED ORDER
I have had custody of my children since October following my ex\'s arrest
and subsequent no contest decision to a child neglect charge. A magistrate has signed a \"Recommended Order\" allowing my ex 1 night overnight visitation with the children and to pay me child support. When I called the court to inquire about Support payment they said the Recommended Order,although signed by a Magistrate, is just a recommendation and does not have any effect until signed by a Judge. Is this correct? I do not want to give the children to her if I am not required to but I do not want to disobey the Court if I am supposed to???? |
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Apr 10th, 2008, 10:37 PM
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Re: RECOMMENDED ORDER
Yes. The court orders are not valid until approved by a judge. Consult your attorney on the specifics.
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