can an order for a person to appear for spousal support be reversed when a divorce proceeding is to occur?
485753
I don't think so but you really need to discuss this with your lawyer.................
311002
It is possible and common to get a continuance without the consent of the other side.  What should not be possible, however, is for the attorney for one side to go into court to ask for such a continuance without first giving notice to the other side that he intends to do so, and when he will do so.  If the date is no good for you, you should tell the court that the request was made without notice to you, and request a new hearing to reschedule.
1120394
You need to get a lawyer, and take it back to court. They are the only ones (court) that can change the order. Good Luck!
270598
All valid out-of-state support orders will be recognized by all other states.  You may have to bring some sort of court action to enforce the order of another court, but they'll enforce it.
47811
Laws on support vary from state to state.  The father does have an obligation to obey a support order until it is modified, so the father needs to go back to court  that issued the support order to seek an amendment of the order or to dispute the amount owed.
1118200
by law, it has to be where ever the thing happened, so if it was where she lives, your lawyer can file paperwork for you to have the court changed to where you are, so shed have to go to your court, good luck
12995
at your local court office you can get a divorce packet,both of you take it to a parralegal have it filled out before you and stipolate a agreement,noterise it and enter it into court, as uncontested ("both") parties .you should receive a short wait for a court hearing, if both parties are still in agreement the judge can order it "so" there and then.just make shure that you are inagreement , whith all issues , such as children ,money or holdings, and dedts.
906622
NO -- Orders are orders.  We can request certain duty stations, but when the orders come down, we, the servicemembers, do realize that we serve to meet the needs of the service, and not the other way around.\n\nIF you do marry him, then you need to prepare to go back to court and get YOUR divorce orders and custody orders modified yourself.  That is your responsibility.
488121
Spousal support is another term for alimony, usually money paid to the non-working spouse for a time until they are able to find a means of support.
1164572
why would you want to reverse a restraining order? Wasn't the person "restrained" for a reason? anyways..I am sure there is a way around it..
382269
I'm assuming that since you are going to court and not an adminstrative process that the father does not want to voluntarily cooperate.  If not usually a court date is requested and the court orders both parties and child to appear for testing...  if you were going for a test it should be clear in your order to appear.  Once you are tested you should get the results in aprox 30 days but still may not have a support order immediately.  There are usually 30 day objection periods for each step so it does get lengthy...  but it does depend on your state and even you county and how backed up they are...
334141
No.  A legal restraining order MUST be served on the individual named.  It also must be served by a Sheriff or Constable who can then make proper return to the issuing court.....
405100
Possibly with a court order
181722
That depends on who asked for it.If your husband asked for it then I don't think you can have it removed.If you made the request then you need to go and speak with the Judge that signed the order.
1000889
The old saying 'get it in writing' will probably apply here.  Otherwise, a judge will just view it as hearsay.\n\nSo, if it wasn't in writing, you will have a hard time proving a case about the refusal part, which will open the door to collect the past support.
166860
You have to file a request at the court to lift the order.  Be sure to bring proof of his treatment.  The court might not lift the order for your protection.
695594
if you received other income(child support, alimony etc) which would have possibly disqualified you then you might have a problem.  i would just call them and schedual an appointment to speak with your case worker. although it may be worrisome, dont let it whack your brian all day. just call in the morning and see what they are talking about.