Скачать или смотреть Dad Gets Child Support Case DISMISSED - Mom's Year of Waiting Ends in Devastating Loss

I Was NOT Properly Served! - Man FIGHTS Court's Jurisdiction Over Child Support

Witness a dramatic remote court hearing where a father claims he was denied due process and proper notice. With a motion filed by the Attorney General's office to confirm child support arrears, the father argues he hasn't received adequate information to contest the claims. The judge navigates a complex situation, balancing the need for proper legal procedure with the urgency of the case. Will the father's arguments for dismissal be heard, or will the court proceed despite his objections? Don't miss this heated legal battle!

Litigants List:

Vance Johnson (Defendant)
Adrian Baskins (Plaintiff/Representing Attorney General's Office)
Zahir Dean (Defendant)
Judge Baker (Presiding Judge)

Mr. Lambert (Father/Defendant)
Lashandra Hewitt (Mother/Plaintiff)
Brian Hustadler (Counsel for the Attorney General's Office)
Associate Judge (Presiding)

Legal Terms Defined:

Motion to Confirm Supporter Arrears: A legal request filed by a party (in this case, the Attorney General's Office) to officially confirm the amount of unpaid child support owed.
Attorney General's Office: A governmental agency responsible for representing the state in legal matters, including child support enforcement.
Remote Proceeding (Zoom Hearing): A court hearing conducted virtually using video conferencing software.
Associate Judge: A judge who assists a higher-ranking judge and may have limited jurisdiction in certain matters.
De Novo Hearing: A new hearing in which a higher court reviews a case "from the beginning," without regard to the previous court's decision.
Audio Recording, Video Recording, Photographing, Broadcasting: Prohibited actions during court proceedings to maintain the integrity and privacy of the proceedings.
Civil Tones: Speaking in a calm, respectful, and non-confrontational manner.
Special Appearance: A legal argument made by a party appearing in court specifically to challenge the court's jurisdiction over them or the validity of the service of process, without intending to submit to the court's general jurisdiction.
Dismissal of Case: A judge's order to terminate a lawsuit.
Due Process Violations: Claims that a person's legal rights have been violated, typically involving inadequate notice, lack of opportunity to be heard, or unfair procedures.
Proper Notice: The legal requirement that parties involved in a lawsuit be informed of court proceedings and their rights in a timely and adequate manner.
Proposed Actions: The specific legal steps or decisions the court is being asked to make.
Specific Reasons/Grounds: The legal basis or justification for a proposed action or claim.
Facts and Evidence: Information presented to support a legal claim.
Contest or Respond: To challenge or present arguments against a legal claim.
Service Return: A document filed with the court that proves a legal document was served on a party.
Texas Rule 106: A specific rule of civil procedure in Texas regarding substituted service (serving a party when direct service is not possible).
Judicial Notice: The act of a court accepting certain facts as true without requiring formal proof, often based on common knowledge or readily verifiable information.
Special Appearance: As defined above, a limited appearance to contest jurisdiction.
General Appearance: An appearance in court that submits a party to the court's general jurisdiction.
Constitutional Law: The body of law that interprets and governs the United States Constitution.
Statute: A written law passed by a legislative body.
Pleading: A formal written statement filed with the court that outlines a party's claims or defenses.
Reset (Court Date): Postponing a court hearing to a later date.
Odyssey: Likely referring to a court's case management system.

#relationship #relationships #dating
#relationship #relationships #dating #relationshipadvice #divorce #datingadvice #datingtips #feminism #modernwomen #approch #marriage #marriedlife #feminism #modernwomen #datingtips

This is legal commentary for educational purposes only. Not legal advice.