how do you and want forms do you file to get a modification of a custody order?
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What state are you in? That will make a difference. What you should try to do is find legal aid in your area that will assist with custody cases. That way you'll get legal help at low or no cost.
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I do not think that is possible, there are people who can do the paperwork for you and you do all the filing yourself,then show up for the court date. but this only works if it is uncontested by your spouse and no question of who gets custody of the kids. I got my divorce this way, but it is not free, way cheaper than getting a lawyer tho. If you see advertisements for DIVORCE!! 198.00!! this is one of those people. you just have to look for those advertisements, most of them are not under divorce or attorneys in the yellow pages. good luck.
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You have to check with the judge's clerk.  They will tell you what you have to do.  You need to get paper work filed with the court where the no contact order came from.  It's up to the judge and according to why you want to do that and if they will allow it to happen. Then the judge will issue a new order.  Some times they will do it without seeing you if you have a good reason.  It all depends how they do things where the order came from.
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Go to the court house and file a order of petition. When i did mines it was free. But I heard they was s'pose to charge me $15.00. I was getting $13.99 a week!!! for child support and I went and took his azz back to court so I can get an increase. And it worked!!...
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It depends on which state you are in. Nolo Press has some forms. You might go online to your local family court website and see if they have a copy. You can usually go to  a local law library-law school, county offices(usually have) you could also go to your state attorney generals office and see if they have forms
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Go to court and ask the judge to order it.
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Call your previous landlord if you want rental forms
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If you want to modify your child support you need to go the Family Court clerk (in the county where the child resides) and request a petition to modify support. You'll have to have a good reason. They only typically suspend child support if you give up your parental rights. But they may lower it if you are unemployed.\n\nYou can get more information here:\n\nhttp://www.littlerock.org/CityManager/Divisions/CityClerksOffice/
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you need to call the clerk of court, they may let you order it by sending them a letter, a small fee and a return envelope\n\nim a paralegal, we get court records all the time this way
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As in you want to release someone from support obligations or you feel its' time you stopped paying child support?\n\nThe answer to your question is probably going to be "court order".\n\nIn any event I'd recommend contacting your county courthouse and requesting the information from an authority.\n\nBest of Luck,\nArmus
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Contact the local COurthouse, there are probably judges that will do it you just need to schedule it.
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It depends on where you live.  Most states have pre-printed forms for most of the divorce process.  You should also look for free or low-cost legal assistance in your area if you can't afford an attorney.
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Child custody battles are far more complicated than filing a form.\n\nYou might try Legal Aid or your local bar association for advice regarding affordable legal representation. You would be ill advised trying to represent yourself in this matter.
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Call a lawyer. They can write up a power of attorney agreement for fairly cheap. Then, all the parties sign and you get it notarized. You can specify how long or how short you want the custody for in the agreement.\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.ilrg.com/forms/namechange-minor/us/fl
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Just go to a lawyer and he will draw up the papers to go to court to have it changed
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Your local county courthouse will have the forms you need.\n\nYou'll probably need to be able list specific reasons why you are afraid of them, or specific threatening acts they have performed. Then, after you fill out the forms and pay the court fees, you get to explain your reasons to the judge, who will issue (or not) the restraining order.