PPO hearing

[prudencegrace]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Michigan
What is it and what do I need to bring? Spiteful ex-wife deal. Have had zero contact with in at least 6 months and only copy her on her son's teachers communications with me to keep her in the loop. We have custody. She was denied ex-parte and the judge wants to schedule a hearing.

 

[Just Blue]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Michigan
What is it and what do I need to bring? Spiteful ex-wife deal. Have had zero contact with in at least 6 months and only copy her on her son's teachers communications with me to keep her in the loop. We have custody. She was denied ex-parte and the judge wants to schedule a hearing.

Let's get this straight...YOU DO NOT HAVE CUSTODY. Your hubby may have custody of HIS child...But just because you are married to him doesn't give YOU any legal rights.

Okay??

ETA: If you keep locking threads and asking the same flippin' question in another thread you will be ignored. Understand?

 

[quincy]

First, I did read your other threads, prudence, to make sure your questions here have not already been answered by others elsewhere. They do not appear to have been.

While the initials PPO can stand for other things, the PPO you are heading to court for is most likely a personal protection order. A protective order would be a court order prohibiting or restricting a party from engaging in particular conduct (generally conduct that harasses, annoys, threatens). A PPO is also called a restraining order.

I guess if it is the ex-wife requesting a Personal Protection Order, you should probably bring to court a few legitimate reasons why such an order should not be issued (unless, of course, you are content with the idea of having your conduct restrained ).