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Main Forums => Dear Socrateaser => Topic started by: CNTD on Feb 19, 2006, 08:54:32 AM
My ex-girlfriend filed for sole custody when I moved out of state for a short period. The judge denied her motion, and granted me one overnight every other month. She appealed.
The Court of Appeals has filed a "Notice Proposed Summary Disposition," which they say her (ex-gf) burden is a heavy one to have this decision reversed/remanded. Theevidence she brought forth in her docket statement, was not sufficient. They propose a Summary Affirmance.
We have 20 days (from 1/31) to file a memorandum telling the Court any reasons this proposed disposition should or should not be made.
I have attempted to write a memorandum, but I don't have the skills to do so, I'm pro-se.
I wished I could show you what I have, but since this is a public form, I do have reservations.
Would not responding be bad? If so, how can I do this and file it by tomorrow?
>Would not responding be bad? If so, how can I do this and file
>it by tomorrow?
Based on your post, there's no reason for you to respond, because the other side has already lost.