I am monitering a family member's court case, and it says "order to produce defendant" what could this mean?
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All courts follow established procedures.  They must have proper jurisdiction and have just cause to make an order.  Once proper jurisdiction has been established and a just cause has been shown, then the court issues the order of appearance to insure that the ordered be dually served notice that they must appear before that court on that date and time.
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First, I'm going to say... call an attorney in your area that practices primarily in family law.\n\nYou may have a right under your state's law to request an expedited hearing on the matter (again... ask an attorney).  The order was obviously signed ex-parte (without a hearing).  Usually, an order like that is signed only if the person requesting it alleges more than one occasion of abuse or neglect, and a reasonable fear that it will continue.  \nA judge will sign an order like that because of the potential danger involved in waiting.  If he or she thinks (even for an instant) that there is the slightest chance the allegations are true, then they will sign the order.\n\nAgain, call an experienced family law attorney in your area.
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i am here in alaska and i am following a court case in ks.\ni went to state gov. site for ks. typed in the court seg. & type.. and bingo.. \nthen you can write for the transcript..\ncontact the court system his hearing is in and see what they can give you.... some cases can be closed to the public..
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A court order is something like a restraining order or child custody orders. It is where the court orders you to abide by certain rules, such as when a child goes to Dad's house, or staying away from certain people.\n\nA subpoena is usually where the county DA orders you to court to appear in a case.
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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.
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Actually it could mean one of two things.  Either the person was originally charged with disorderly conduct and then the charge was changed to Domestic Abuse which is a more serious charge or it could mean that it was lowered to Disorderly Conduct.  The best thing to do would be to call the clerk at the Court and ask her what the final charge would be on this person.
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Hmm, my guess is see if there were any newspaper reports as to when the court hearing will be or to just contact a local court house and ask them how to gain this information.\n\nGood luck!
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You must determine the address of the court that tried the case and request a transcript from the clerk of court. The transcript will probably fill a truck and you will be charged for the copies on a per-page basis and probably the labor cost of preparing it for you. I hope you have lots of money!
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There should be more to the Order -- sounds like you are missing a clause. Earlier of what?\n\nIt sounds like the Court is saying that estate property won't revest in you (that you don't get the estate property -- really your property) until you complete your plan and get a discharge. Pretty standard. Allows the court to convert your case to one under chapter 7 or dismiss it later if you get delinquent on payments.\n\nTalk to your lawyer if you are concerned, but this is pretty boilerplate language.
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Court Orders in Equity is no necessarily public information if the Order concerns YOU, i.e. i it for your benefit or against you, i would recommend calling the court that issued it and requesting a copy:\nFind phone numbers in:\nhttp://www.jud.ct.gov/directory/directory/ctinfo1.htm
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It's a "restraining order."  Some courts may also term it an "injunction."
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Go back to Court immediately and file papers (if you don't have an attorney, either call Legal Aid or ask the Clerk of the Court -who cannot give you legal advice, but CAN guide you to the correct forms to file) to bring the violation(s) of the Court Order to the attention of the judge for a ruling. Violations of a Court Order are Contempt of Court, and I have yet to meet a judge who takes these lightly (and I have met a couple, through similar situations caused by my ex). The Court does not feel warm & fuzzy about individuals who thumb their nose at the Court's authority. Until you take steps to get these matters brought back before a judge, your ex will continue to act without impunity. In the meantime, while you are waiting for a court date, take steps to protect your share of the community property, by making everyone (like banks, credit agencies, mortgage companies, etc.) aware of the Court's original ruling, in an effort to reduce your ex's chances of disposing of the property without your knowledge or permission. Good luck with this. Vindictive and unethical ex's can be very creative and resourceful. My ex even disposed of NON community property, when he got a hold of our daughter's house key, let himself in while I was out of town, stole my grandmother's hope chest and the hand-made quilts she had made which were in it, and sold them to a no-questions-asked dealer. I was unable to prove anything (it was all supposition and circumstantial, without witnesses) - and lost everything. DO NOT remain passive about this. You must act to protect your interests NOW.\n\nIf the vehicle is long-gone, the Court will likely not only find your ex to be in Contempt (and subject to fines and/or jail time), but will likely also order your ex to pay you at least half of what he sold it for - which he must prove. You should try and track down the paperwork pertaining to the sale, as best you can, to bring with you into Court. You should also consider getting a subpeona served on the person he sold the vehicle to, to force them to come into Court and testify as to the circumstances surrounding the sale. This person will likely be viewed as a hostile witness, but they WILL have to testify - unless THEY also want to face contempt charges. \n\nTaking these actions will send a clear message to your ex that he has rattled the wrong cage. Be diligent and persistent. You are not doing these things to "get back at" your ex. You are doing thse things to protect your interests.
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Go hire a lawyer.\n\nOr go to the courts....to the division that you'll need the order from.
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The courts hate pro per/pro se litigants. Most likely they are trying to get you to hire a double-agent liar, commonly refered to as a lawyer or atorney.\n\nThere are many resources on the internet, I like "outlaws legal service"(outlaw meaning someone denied equal protection under the law, not criminal). Try searching around for examples/forms of this order on yahoo,google, etc.\n\nI've represented myself several times at ohio courts and never had to file such an order, it was done by the court/judge. \n\nSounds to me like you simply need to file a schedule of the times/dates for the upcoming procedures of your case that the other party agrees to, most likely ones not attended at court and/or before a judge.\n \nIn civil matters you are commonly expected to have communications with the opposing party outside of court. \n\nSorry I couldn't be of more help.\n\nBEST WISHES IN YOUR ENDEAVOR!!!
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Basically, it means that the military has total jurisdiction to try (go to court) with any person(s) or alien (non-citizen) who attacks or support attacks on military property or personnel.\n\nThis court is made up of a military commission (so like generals and possibly senators too).\n\nExample: you (an American) and your Arabian friend are associated with the Taliban decided to supply weapons for them to attack a US military base, and you were part of the attacking group.  You and your friend will be tried by a military commission.  Not in a tradition court with a judge and jury.  But in a panel without jury.
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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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Hi Violet.\n\nWhat area of tort were you reading about? I don't have this particular book as it is too far out of date.\n\nThere must be some context in which importance was attached to what was said, perhaps a reference to some precident or case?