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Connecticut Restraining Order Process
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In Connecticut, restraining orders are typically served by a state marshal, but alternative methods can be requested if accessibility issues arise. Judges can authorize alternative service methods, such as using a process server or email, if justified. The respondent generally needs to be served with evidence and notice of hearing at least three days before the hearing. If there are challenges with service, you can request a continuance or alternative methods from the judge. Lying under oath in civil court is considered perjury and can lead to criminal charges. Document all attempts to serve evidence and communicate with the court for support.Full Conversation
the clerk refused. said i must do that which defeats ADA requestvfor remote hearing.still,respondant needs 3 day service window before hearing. does judge need to order the clerk to do the email or allow me processes server?
It sounds like you're facing some challenges with serving a restraining order in Connecticut. Here are a few points to consider:
- In Connecticut, restraining orders are typically served by a state marshal, but you may request the court to consider alternative methods if there are accessibility issues.
- The judge can issue an order allowing for an alternative service method, such as email, if justified.
You might want to request a hearing or communication with the judge to address your ADA concerns and seek accommodations.
If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!
- In Connecticut, restraining orders are typically served by a state marshal, but you may request the court to consider alternative methods if there are accessibility issues.
- The judge can issue an order allowing for an alternative service method, such as email, if justified.
You might want to request a hearing or communication with the judge to address your ADA concerns and seek accommodations.
If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!
so a process server is allowed if judge orders? its impossible to get marshals on phone.Theyre unwilling and it seems unfair the marshall cant just get it from the clerk to deliver at the courthouse.she said i must be in person
In Connecticut, a judge can indeed order an alternative method for serving a restraining order, such as using a process server, if you present a valid reason. If accessibility is an issue, you might need to formally request this consideration from the court. Have you tried reaching out to legal aid for support on this matter?
theyre full but thats fine since my hearings in 2 days but can irder be emailed in pdf for process server to get from me or do they get it from clerk
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In Connecticut, typically the clerk provides the order to the person requesting it, not directly to the process server. However, if the judge allows, you may be able to receive it in an alternative format, like email, for faster service. Consider reaching out to the court for clarification on the process.
In Connecticut, typically the clerk provides the order to the person requesting it, not directly to the process server. However, if the judge allows, you may be able to receive it in an alternative format, like email, for faster service. Consider reaching out to the court for clarification on the process.
so the person whose filing must get it? That or attorney? its restricted to those people? pro se litagant or attorney?
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In Connecticut, typically the person filing (pro se litigant) or their attorney receives the restraining order for service, not the process server. If you're representing yourself, you usually handle the service unless a judge orders otherwise. Would you like more information on how to proceed with your hearing or service?
In Connecticut, typically the person filing (pro se litigant) or their attorney receives the restraining order for service, not the process server. If you're representing yourself, you usually handle the service unless a judge orders otherwise. Would you like more information on how to proceed with your hearing or service?
So e service is the solution,right?
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E-service can be a solution if the judge orders an alternative method for serving the restraining order, allowing you to use a process server or receive the document via email. You might need to request this from the court due to accessibility concerns. Would you like more details on how to proceed with this request?
E-service can be a solution if the judge orders an alternative method for serving the restraining order, allowing you to use a process server or receive the document via email. You might need to request this from the court due to accessibility concerns. Would you like more details on how to proceed with this request?
im having to be pro se. So a * week continuance and server is the solutions i need from judge since its a restraining order? i have support person at court but im not sure of their role
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Your support person in court can provide emotional support, help organize documents, and assist in understanding proceedings, but cannot speak on your behalf. For a restraining order, you can request a two-week continuance and alternative methods for serving the order due to accessibility concerns. Would you like more information on how to request these accommodations?
Your support person in court can provide emotional support, help organize documents, and assist in understanding proceedings, but cannot speak on your behalf. For a restraining order, you can request a two-week continuance and alternative methods for serving the order due to accessibility concerns. Would you like more information on how to request these accommodations?
go ahead,sure
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Given your situation, requesting a two-week continuance and alternative methods for serving the restraining order can be beneficial. Your support person can help you organize your request. If you need guidance on how to request these accommodations, here are some tips:
- Write a formal request explaining your accessibility concerns.
- Clearly state the need for a continuance and alternative service method.
- Submit your request to the judge, possibly with supporting documentation.
If you have further questions, feel free to ask!
Given your situation, requesting a two-week continuance and alternative methods for serving the restraining order can be beneficial. Your support person can help you organize your request. If you need guidance on how to request these accommodations, here are some tips:
- Write a formal request explaining your accessibility concerns.
- Clearly state the need for a continuance and alternative service method.
- Submit your request to the judge, possibly with supporting documentation.
If you have further questions, feel free to ask!
I sent * pages of evidence.Since that probably cant be emailed do i still request it be admitted citing the statute it violated? or do i simply state it at trial? I mean that the clerk wasmailed a folder. She didnt create online documents or mail back copies
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For your evidence in Connecticut:
- You can request that the evidence be admitted by citing the relevant statute at trial.
- Ensure the evidence is properly documented and organized.
- Consider discussing this with the judge during your hearing.
Are you seeking more information on evidence submission at trial?
For your evidence in Connecticut:
- You can request that the evidence be admitted by citing the relevant statute at trial.
- Ensure the evidence is properly documented and organized.
- Consider discussing this with the judge during your hearing.
Are you seeking more information on evidence submission at trial?
yes because emailing * pages to give respondant seems too much.
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In Connecticut, if emailing * pages of evidence seems excessive, consider these options:
- You can submit a summary or key points of the evidence at trial.
- Ensure evidence is organized and easily accessible.
- Discuss admission with the judge.
Would you like guidance on organizing your evidence or preparing for trial?
In Connecticut, if emailing * pages of evidence seems excessive, consider these options:
- You can submit a summary or key points of the evidence at trial.
- Ensure evidence is organized and easily accessible.
- Discuss admission with the judge.
Would you like guidance on organizing your evidence or preparing for trial?
its organized but doesnt respondant need to see it ahead of time? ALSO,is it true hes required 3 days notice before hearing?
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In Connecticut, the respondent generally needs to be served with the evidence and notice of hearing at least three days before the hearing. Here are some points to consider:
- Ensure the respondent receives the evidence and notice within the required timeframe.
- You may need to request the judge's intervention if there are issues with service.
- Consider discussing your concerns about service with the court.
Would you like more information on ensuring timely service to the respondent?
In Connecticut, the respondent generally needs to be served with the evidence and notice of hearing at least three days before the hearing. Here are some points to consider:
- Ensure the respondent receives the evidence and notice within the required timeframe.
- You may need to request the judge's intervention if there are issues with service.
- Consider discussing your concerns about service with the court.
Would you like more information on ensuring timely service to the respondent?
can a person email all that? i dont know if thats a reasonable requestOr can I pay clerk for overnight delivery of copies?
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In Connecticut, emailing the entire evidence might be excessive, but you can potentially request a summary or key points to be emailed to the respondent. Paying the clerk for overnight delivery could be a possibility, but you should confirm this option directly with the court clerk. Would you like more information on ensuring timely service or alternative service methods?
In Connecticut, emailing the entire evidence might be excessive, but you can potentially request a summary or key points to be emailed to the respondent. Paying the clerk for overnight delivery could be a possibility, but you should confirm this option directly with the court clerk. Would you like more information on ensuring timely service or alternative service methods?
yes
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In Connecticut, ensuring timely service can be challenging. Here are some points to consider:
- Confirm with the court clerk if they offer paid overnight delivery services for evidence.
- Consider asking the judge for permission to email key evidence points for convenience.
- Ensure the respondent receives the documentation within the required timeframe.
Would you like more information on alternative service methods?
In Connecticut, ensuring timely service can be challenging. Here are some points to consider:
- Confirm with the court clerk if they offer paid overnight delivery services for evidence.
- Consider asking the judge for permission to email key evidence points for convenience.
- Ensure the respondent receives the documentation within the required timeframe.
Would you like more information on alternative service methods?
yes what are the options?
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In Connecticut, alternative service methods for evidence could include:
- Emailing a summary of key evidence points, if the judge allows.
- Overnight delivery of copies via the court clerk, if permitted.
- Requesting a judge's order for alternative methods due to accessibility concerns.
Let me know if you need more details!
In Connecticut, alternative service methods for evidence could include:
- Emailing a summary of key evidence points, if the judge allows.
- Overnight delivery of copies via the court clerk, if permitted.
- Requesting a judge's order for alternative methods due to accessibility concerns.
Let me know if you need more details!
How would overnight delivery work?
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In Connecticut, overnight delivery of legal documents typically involves coordinating with the court clerk to confirm if they provide this service. If permitted, you would pay a fee and provide the necessary details to ensure timely delivery. It's important to confirm the specifics directly with the court.
In Connecticut, overnight delivery of legal documents typically involves coordinating with the court clerk to confirm if they provide this service. If permitted, you would pay a fee and provide the necessary details to ensure timely delivery. It's important to confirm the specifics directly with the court.
Is that a common thing or am I overthinking?
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It's understandable to be concerned about ensuring proper service for legal documents, especially in cases involving restraining orders. While overnight delivery might not be common, exploring alternative service methods due to accessibility concerns is reasonable. You may want to clarify these options directly with the court.
Would you like more details on the process for requesting alternative service methods based on accessibility concerns?
It's understandable to be concerned about ensuring proper service for legal documents, especially in cases involving restraining orders. While overnight delivery might not be common, exploring alternative service methods due to accessibility concerns is reasonable. You may want to clarify these options directly with the court.
Would you like more details on the process for requesting alternative service methods based on accessibility concerns?
yes
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In Connecticut, if you need alternative service methods due to accessibility concerns, follow these steps:
- Submit a formal request to the court explaining your situation and accessibility needs.
- Request a judge's order for alternative service methods.
- Provide supporting documentation, if possible.
If you need more assistance, feel free to ask!
In Connecticut, if you need alternative service methods due to accessibility concerns, follow these steps:
- Submit a formal request to the court explaining your situation and accessibility needs.
- Request a judge's order for alternative service methods.
- Provide supporting documentation, if possible.
If you need more assistance, feel free to ask!
what an example? A usps pick up order? but thats the same issue with process server.Its like im not able to show proof
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It seems like you're navigating a complex situation with serving legal documents in Connecticut. Here are some thoughts:
- USPS pick-up could be one method, but you need proof of delivery.
- Consider requesting court approval for alternative methods, like email or overnight delivery.
- Keep records of any communications and proof of attempts.
If you need further assistance with these options or have specific questions, feel free to ask!
It seems like you're navigating a complex situation with serving legal documents in Connecticut. Here are some thoughts:
- USPS pick-up could be one method, but you need proof of delivery.
- Consider requesting court approval for alternative methods, like email or overnight delivery.
- Keep records of any communications and proof of attempts.
If you need further assistance with these options or have specific questions, feel free to ask!
It seems to make more sense to have clerk give copies to onsite marshal.is that legal?
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In Connecticut, it's common for the clerk to provide the restraining order to the person filing, not directly to the marshal. However, if accessibility is an issue, you might request the court's permission for alternative methods, such as having the marshal receive copies directly from the clerk.
Have you considered requesting the judge's intervention for alternative service methods due to accessibility concerns?
In Connecticut, it's common for the clerk to provide the restraining order to the person filing, not directly to the marshal. However, if accessibility is an issue, you might request the court's permission for alternative methods, such as having the marshal receive copies directly from the clerk.
Have you considered requesting the judge's intervention for alternative service methods due to accessibility concerns?
yes,hearings in 3 days
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It sounds like you're facing some hurdles with serving the restraining order and the evidence. Here are a few points to consider:
- Request the judge to allow alternative service methods due to accessibility concerns.
- Ask for a continuance if needed for proper service.
- Ensure you have documentation of all attempts to serve and communicate with the court.
Would you like guidance on requesting a continuance or alternative service methods from the judge?
It sounds like you're facing some hurdles with serving the restraining order and the evidence. Here are a few points to consider:
- Request the judge to allow alternative service methods due to accessibility concerns.
- Ask for a continuance if needed for proper service.
- Ensure you have documentation of all attempts to serve and communicate with the court.
Would you like guidance on requesting a continuance or alternative service methods from the judge?
yes.it would be optimal for marshall to simply get it from clerk.
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To request a continuance or alternative service methods from the judge in Connecticut, consider these steps:
- Submit a formal request explaining your accessibility concerns and need for alternative service.
- Include documentation supporting your request.
- Clearly state your request for a continuance and alternative service methods, such as allowing the marshal to receive copies directly from the clerk.
If you need more help with drafting your request or have further questions, feel free to ask!
To request a continuance or alternative service methods from the judge in Connecticut, consider these steps:
- Submit a formal request explaining your accessibility concerns and need for alternative service.
- Include documentation supporting your request.
- Clearly state your request for a continuance and alternative service methods, such as allowing the marshal to receive copies directly from the clerk.
If you need more help with drafting your request or have further questions, feel free to ask!
how should i ask? theres no time to submit paperwork
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For immediate action, consider:
- Directly contacting the court clerk and explaining the urgency and accessibility concerns.
- Requesting to speak with the judge or a court officer to expedite the process.
- Emphasizing the need for alternative service methods due to the hearing in 3 days.
If you need more guidance on how to approach the court clerk or judge, let me know!
For immediate action, consider:
- Directly contacting the court clerk and explaining the urgency and accessibility concerns.
- Requesting to speak with the judge or a court officer to expedite the process.
- Emphasizing the need for alternative service methods due to the hearing in 3 days.
If you need more guidance on how to approach the court clerk or judge, let me know!
well,the continuance is a sure thing but service is not. poor disabled should be able to present evidence if legal aide says no.
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It seems like you're dealing with accessibility and service challenges for your upcoming hearing. Here are some points to consider:
- Directly contact the court clerk to discuss any immediate service arrangements.
- Request a meeting with the judge or court officer to address accessibility concerns.
- Document all attempts to communicate with the court and marshal.
Would you like more information on how to handle these immediate concerns?
It seems like you're dealing with accessibility and service challenges for your upcoming hearing. Here are some points to consider:
- Directly contact the court clerk to discuss any immediate service arrangements.
- Request a meeting with the judge or court officer to address accessibility concerns.
- Document all attempts to communicate with the court and marshal.
Would you like more information on how to handle these immediate concerns?
yes,what would you do? clerk said no to requests.
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It sounds like you're navigating a challenging situation. If the clerk has denied your requests, try these options:
- Request to speak directly with the judge to explain your urgent needs.
- Document your attempts and request the judge's intervention for service.
- Seek assistance from disability advocacy groups for support.
Would you like more information on contacting disability advocacy groups?
It sounds like you're navigating a challenging situation. If the clerk has denied your requests, try these options:
- Request to speak directly with the judge to explain your urgent needs.
- Document your attempts and request the judge's intervention for service.
- Seek assistance from disability advocacy groups for support.
Would you like more information on contacting disability advocacy groups?
no,theyre busy.theyll say ask judge but evidence is right there with clerk yet inadmisable.Thats crazy.
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It sounds like you're facing significant challenges. Consider these steps:
- Request an expedited hearing with the judge to discuss your service and evidence concerns.
- Emphasize the importance of accessibility and the need for the evidence to be admitted.
- Document all communications to support your case.
Would you like more guidance on preparing for this expedited hearing?
It sounds like you're facing significant challenges. Consider these steps:
- Request an expedited hearing with the judge to discuss your service and evidence concerns.
- Emphasize the importance of accessibility and the need for the evidence to be admitted.
- Document all communications to support your case.
Would you like more guidance on preparing for this expedited hearing?
the hearing is in 3 days so evidence is stuck in clerks officre and marshals dont answer.thats not ADA accomodatiob,its laziness and a runaround.
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It seems you're facing a frustrating situation with your upcoming hearing. Here are a few points to consider:
- Directly contact the court to request an emergency hearing or meeting with the judge.
- Explain your ADA concerns and the urgency due to the hearing.
- Document all communications with the clerk and marshal.
If you need more guidance on navigating this process, feel free to ask!
It seems you're facing a frustrating situation with your upcoming hearing. Here are a few points to consider:
- Directly contact the court to request an emergency hearing or meeting with the judge.
- Explain your ADA concerns and the urgency due to the hearing.
- Document all communications with the clerk and marshal.
If you need more guidance on navigating this process, feel free to ask!
how do i get evidence to respondant?
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In Connecticut, you have a few options to ensure the respondent receives evidence:
- Request a judge's order for alternative service methods, such as email or direct marshal delivery.
- Explore overnight delivery options with the court clerk, if available.
- Document all attempts to serve evidence and communicate with the court.
Would you like more guidance on requesting alternative service methods from the court?
In Connecticut, you have a few options to ensure the respondent receives evidence:
- Request a judge's order for alternative service methods, such as email or direct marshal delivery.
- Explore overnight delivery options with the court clerk, if available.
- Document all attempts to serve evidence and communicate with the court.
Would you like more guidance on requesting alternative service methods from the court?
Yes.But also what if respondant lies in court? is that a crime in civil court? can he face perjury? or is that just criminal court
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In Connecticut, lying under oath in civil court constitutes perjury and can lead to criminal charges. Perjury is a serious offense, and if proven, the respondent may face legal consequences, including fines or imprisonment. Would you like more information on how to proceed if you suspect perjury?
In Connecticut, lying under oath in civil court constitutes perjury and can lead to criminal charges. Perjury is a serious offense, and if proven, the respondent may face legal consequences, including fines or imprisonment. Would you like more information on how to proceed if you suspect perjury?
Well if he denies accusations then i have capacity to say its with the clerk or remail it again
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It sounds like you're dealing with a challenging situation regarding service of evidence and potential perjury concerns. Here are some general points to consider:
- If the respondent denies accusations, document all attempts to serve evidence and communicate with the court.
- In cases where perjury is suspected, consider discussing your concerns with the judge during the hearing.
Would you like more guidance on ensuring evidence delivery or addressing perjury concerns in court?
It sounds like you're dealing with a challenging situation regarding service of evidence and potential perjury concerns. Here are some general points to consider:
- If the respondent denies accusations, document all attempts to serve evidence and communicate with the court.
- In cases where perjury is suspected, consider discussing your concerns with the judge during the hearing.
Would you like more guidance on ensuring evidence delivery or addressing perjury concerns in court?
Why would clerk give * copies of order but not evidence.the whole thing is messed up.its not even online yet.
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It sounds like you're facing some frustrating issues with how the court is handling your case. Here are a few points to consider:
- Clerks typically provide copies of orders as part of their regular duties, but evidence management may involve additional steps.
- Evidence is typically handled separately and may require specific procedures for submission and service.
- If the evidence isn't online, you may need to follow up with the court for alternative options.
Would you like more information on how to navigate this issue or address it with the court?
It sounds like you're facing some frustrating issues with how the court is handling your case. Here are a few points to consider:
- Clerks typically provide copies of orders as part of their regular duties, but evidence management may involve additional steps.
- Evidence is typically handled separately and may require specific procedures for submission and service.
- If the evidence isn't online, you may need to follow up with the court for alternative options.
Would you like more information on how to navigate this issue or address it with the court?
yes
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Navigating court procedures can be challenging, especially when dealing with evidence submission and service issues. Here are a few steps to consider:
- Contact the court to request a meeting with the judge or court officer to discuss your service and evidence concerns.
- Emphasize ADA concerns and the need for evidence to be admitted.
- Document all communications with the clerk and marshal.
Would you like more information on preparing for your court interaction or addressing evidence submission concerns?
Navigating court procedures can be challenging, especially when dealing with evidence submission and service issues. Here are a few steps to consider:
- Contact the court to request a meeting with the judge or court officer to discuss your service and evidence concerns.
- Emphasize ADA concerns and the need for evidence to be admitted.
- Document all communications with the clerk and marshal.
Would you like more information on preparing for your court interaction or addressing evidence submission concerns?
yes
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It sounds like you're navigating complex court procedures. Here are a few steps to prepare for your court interaction:
- Clearly state your accessibility concerns and evidence issues when speaking to court officials.
- Prepare documentation to support your request for alternative service methods.
- Consider asking for the judge's intervention if needed.
Would you like more guidance on organizing your request or additional details on addressing evidence submission concerns?
It sounds like you're navigating complex court procedures. Here are a few steps to prepare for your court interaction:
- Clearly state your accessibility concerns and evidence issues when speaking to court officials.
- Prepare documentation to support your request for alternative service methods.
- Consider asking for the judge's intervention if needed.
Would you like more guidance on organizing your request or additional details on addressing evidence submission concerns?
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