My question involves a child custody case from the State of: North Dakota
I am thinking conflict of interest, judge said ex had 30 days to prepare paperwork, she failed, so I prepared paper work and submitted it to the courts.
#1 she should be found in contempt for agreeing she would do it, and failed to od so.
#2 after 30 days I submitted my own judgement as she failed to prepare and submit the judgement.
#3 I served her, her copy of the judgment, and if she contested it, she had 14 days + 3 days mail time to contest it. She failed to do so.
#4 after failing to do so, judge went on vacation so she had another 2 weeks.
#5 Judge made hsi own judgment and wrote it up to what he said he wanted in court. How can he do that when he said she was responsible for doing so?
#6 I followed the laws as Mr.Knowitall pointed it out to me.
"Your state provides a variety of forms for pro se litigants, including a custody order. Go here.
If your ex- doesn't prepare an order within thirty days, you may prepare and order and notice it for entry. See N.D.R.Civ.P. 58. ("If the prevailing party fails to submit to the clerk an appropriate form of the judgment within 30 days after the order for judgment is filed, any party may submit an appropriate form without prejudice to any rights that party may have to challenge it.")
If she does submit an order and you object to it, you may file timely objections."
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What are my options and how is this even legal? How can the judge prepare a document for her? That is basically representing her by doing so, causing conflict of interest, is it not?
I never got a letter from the judge saying he denied my amended judgement.
I am thinking conflict of interest, judge said ex had 30 days to prepare paperwork, she failed, so I prepared paper work and submitted it to the courts.
#1 she should be found in contempt for agreeing she would do it, and failed to od so.
#2 after 30 days I submitted my own judgement as she failed to prepare and submit the judgement.
#3 I served her, her copy of the judgment, and if she contested it, she had 14 days + 3 days mail time to contest it. She failed to do so.
#4 after failing to do so, judge went on vacation so she had another 2 weeks.
#5 Judge made hsi own judgment and wrote it up to what he said he wanted in court. How can he do that when he said she was responsible for doing so?
#6 I followed the laws as Mr.Knowitall pointed it out to me.
"Your state provides a variety of forms for pro se litigants, including a custody order. Go here.
If your ex- doesn't prepare an order within thirty days, you may prepare and order and notice it for entry. See N.D.R.Civ.P. 58. ("If the prevailing party fails to submit to the clerk an appropriate form of the judgment within 30 days after the order for judgment is filed, any party may submit an appropriate form without prejudice to any rights that party may have to challenge it.")
If she does submit an order and you object to it, you may file timely objections."
http://ift.tt/1x4l0Z3
What are my options and how is this even legal? How can the judge prepare a document for her? That is basically representing her by doing so, causing conflict of interest, is it not?
I never got a letter from the judge saying he denied my amended judgement.
Custody and Visitation Issues: Can a Judge Prepare a Judgment for a Case
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