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Can You Challenge A Request To Modify A Custody, Child Sup

Can You Challenge A Request To Modify A Custody, Child Support, Or Spousal Support Agreement Can The Final Decision Be Appealed

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If it’s a contested case, it’s always open for an opposition during the process. You should fight the case at the earliest possible stage if you’re going to contest it. If you do get a bad decision that you believe was in error, you can file a motion to reconsider, alter, or amend the judgment within 30 days of the decision (though it’s better to file the motion within ten days). You can ask for an en banc review of the decision. You can appeal to a higher court within 30 days. Your appeal would be reviewed by the Court of Special Appeals, which is a lengthy process that can take several months. But you do have the right to appeal if you got a bad decision.

On the opposite side of challenging, some parties don’t respond to modification requests. When that happens, the initiating party would have to file a default action to excuse the non-responding party from the case. The courts usually vacate those defaults, however, in custody cases, which deal with the best interest of the child if and when the non-responding party appears.

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