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Objection to Minute Order ?

Started by jpantel, Feb 28, 2005, 09:25:55 AM

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jpantel

Soc,

I am in Pro Per, In Orange County, California

I have a disability which prevents me from attending my hearings in person thus the court has approved telephonic hearings. I just received the minute order from our last hearing.

The minute order is wrong in the events of what happend that day. I am the petitioner and the respondent mother was not there in the morning for the hearing. The court advised me that they would try to contact opposing side and that I was to call back at 2:00.

 I then was dsimissed to hang up. In the minute order it states that I was on the phone when the court trailed the matter to 2:00 because they did contact the respondent and she said she would be there. Then the order says I was told to call back at 2:00 and then I hung up.

This is not true as I was not on the phone when they contacted the respondent mother.

At 2:00 I called back in to find that the Judge says the respondent is there and he is going to swear her in now. He then informs me that he was advised by the respondent that the DCSS has re-opened their case and the said information has been verified by the court.

Once again in the minute order it states I am present (on the phone) for these happenings when I was not. The respondent was conversing with the judge and staff without me present. The way it is written up is that I was present the whole time in regards to these matters.

Although these are small issues I feel that the facts are the facts and that it's not my due process to have the court and judge have ex parte communications with the respondent without me present.

1. Can I file an objection to the mintue order?

2. If yes, How do I do this? What format and is there a from I have to file?

3. Would your recomend that I do this?

socrateaser

>1. Can I file an objection to the mintue order?

Sure, but you're wasting your time. You haven't been injured, so the result of your objection will be that the judge will think you a fool or an angry parent, and future events will go worse for you.

Pick your battles. This ain't one worth fighting.