Court dismisses adversary’s enforcement petition and signs our custody order
After the Court granted our client sole custody on default, the Respondent filed another enforcement petition. The Court dismissed his petition because Respondent failed to cooperate with the forensic evaluator and did not appear without providing any notice. Instead, the Court signed our firm’s proposed Order granting our client sole custody and Respondent parenting time as agreed between the parties.
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