Change Of Venue Documentation

Summary

To request a change of venue for a custody case in West Virginia, file a Motion for Change of Venue in the current court. Provide evidence of the childs significant connection to the new county, such as school records, medical records, proof of residence, and testimonies from local relatives or friends. Ensure its in the childs best interest and pay any required fees. Contact the court in the new county for specific requirements.

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What supporting documentation do I need to submit to request a change of venue for my custody case
Hello ****, to request a change of venue, you usually need:
- A written motion explaining why you want the change
- Evidence supporting your reasons (such as documents showing relocation, job change, etc.)
- Any relevant court orders or legal paperwork
Can you please specify your location to provide more tailored information?
I want to move the case from Ohio county in WV to Logan county in WV
To transfer your case in WV:
- File a Motion for Change of Venue in the current court, Ohio County.
- Demonstrate the child's significant connection to Logan County.
- Show it's in the best interest of the child.
- Pay the required fees.
Contact Logan County Court for specific requirements.
What documentation would help demonstrate significant connection to Logan county
To demonstrate a significant connection to Logan County, consider these types of documentation:
- School records or enrollment details
- Medical records
- Proof of residence (utility bills, lease agreement)
- Testimonies from local relatives or friends
- Evidence of child's activities in Logan County (clubs, sports, etc.)
Thank you
You're welcome, ****! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Good luck with your case.
rephrase this efficiently and effectively: The *(*) order is complete. Prayer * “Further and/or alternative relief” has been excluded with Mr Venter agreement thereto
The *(*) order is finalized. Prayer *, "Further and/or alternative relief," has been excluded with Mr. Venter's consent.
does this make sense The *(*) order is complete and ready for your perusal. Prayer * "Further and/or alternative relief," has been excluded with Mr. Venter's consent.
The *(*) order has been finalized, and Prayer *, "Further and/or alternative relief," has been excluded with Mr. Venter's consent.
what about this portion: The *(*) order is complete and ready for your perusal
The *(*) order is finalized and available for review.
rephrase professionally: I finally managed to reach Sheriff Sandton South on * * *. Apparently, service has not yet been affected and they are not allowed to give out the Sheriff’s number. However, Anna, the telephopnist, suggested that I phone after *:00pm to see if they managed to serve it today.
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Here's a professional rephrasing of your request:
I successfully contacted Sheriff Sandton South at * * *. Service has not yet been executed, and they are prohibited from providing the Sheriff's direct number. Anna, the receptionist, recommended calling after *:* PM to check if service was completed today.
in a sheriff return it says tthat docs werre served at an address being the place of employment, but later it says "the aforesaid domicilium by placing it. does this "domicilium" not refer to a house? or does it refer to place of business
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In legal terms, "domicilium" often refers to a designated address for legal purposes, which can be either a residence or a place of business, depending on what was agreed upon in a contract or legal document. Would you like further information on how domicilium is determined in legal documents in South Africa?
so if someone uses only the word domicilium, it may refer to a business address as well, not just a house
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Yes, "domicilium" can refer to a designated address for legal purposes, which may be either a residence or a business address. It's often specified in contracts or legal documents for service of notices. Would you like more information on how domicilium is used in South African legal documents?