How Do You File Ex Parte Child Custody Forms?
Child custody is often one of the most contentious and emotionally draining issues in divorce proceedings. Because of this, it can remain unresolved completely until well after the final judgment is entered. This article will explain how to get immediate custody by filing an Ex Parte order with the court, thereby saving money, time and grief until the dust settles. Act fast to protect the most important asset of your marriage: your children. Filing immediately for temporary custody through an Ex Parte custody order will show the court that you are seriously concerned about your children’s welfare. You don’t need much proof of abuse at this state because it’s a temporary order that will hold until the final judgment of divorce, which can take months or years depending on many factors. Simple allegations may suffice for the time being and you can work to substantiate them later. The first step is to decide which jurisdiction to file your claim in. Typically, this is the state and county
