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    bbloves is offline Member
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    Default Have not been on in a while, question about 2nd temp relief hrg??????

    I had my "temp relief" hearing in october. It didn't give me much relief at all as the judgeicon just wanted us to agree. He just was ordered to pay half the credit cards. I am still about $400 in the whole every month and since he has no bills really on his end, he has an overage of about $1,700 a month. I have 60% of overnights (but really he only has our child 6 full days a month, the others are just sleepovers where he disrupts our childs day picking him up at night and dropping him off early in the morning just to make the 40%) our child has medical problems, i do all of the doctor appointments WAY out of town, therapy and school stuff. (just trying to give a background) so my lawyer filed for a hearing in front of the general magistrate (our judge is retiring jan) to ask for atty fees, the correct amount of child supporticon (it was figured at $371 but my husband still only pays $300) and also the return of $10,000 that my husband cleaned out of the savings the day before he left. my question is.. when I received all of the copies of the motions, HIS atty's letter says that the hearing is for petitioner's temp relief. it also says this on the clerk website. my husband is the petitioner. Is it just a mix of words? he doesn't need temp. relief....i do. or is it just because my attorney filed the motion?
    thanks so much.

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    Attorney Cheri Hobbs is offline Super Moderator
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    You need to ask your attorney whether your husband filed a Motion for Temporary Relief and what motions will be heard in front of the General Magistrate. You should have a copy of the Notice of Hearing and on that should be what the court is actually going to address. It might be a typo or it might be something you were not expecting. Best to speak to your lawyer.

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