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Do I need to let the court know before a "review hearing"that I'm not signing the " agreed entry"? How
Asked on Feb 09th, 2021 on Child Custody - Ohio
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I am an intervening 3rd party defendant in a post-decree custody vibration modification case in Ohio. 2 days before trial the plaintiff withdrew. Another party's attorney emailed an agreed entry to sign. I was not included in any discussion. I am not in agreement with the entry, and I'm not signing it. I have relevant and valid concerns for safety that I know the court is not aware of. How and should I being this up before the hearing? Can I email the other partys the judge included?
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What is your capacity as a third party? Are you a grandparent or other relative? You do not need to sign anything, but you do need to provide a justification as to why you won't sign it.
Answered on Feb 16th, 2021 at 12:45 PM