Instructions for Service Clause Samples
Instructions for Service. Depending upon the parties to the Mediation Agreement, there may be other persons or entities who are interested in the disputed issues, and thus are entitled to receive a copy of the Motion, and thus have the opportunity to be heard by the Court. An example is if one of the parents is not a party to the Mediation Agreement. Another example could be another family member or a public agency such as Job and Family Services. You need to decide who must receive a copy of the Motion from the Clerk of Courts and provide the Clerk with instructions of service by preparing and filing the form titled “Instructions for Service” (GC JF 7.0). Note that if the address of such interested person is unknown, then you will need to arrange for service of the Motion by publication. In that event, you should make an appointment with the Help Center for more information and access to forms.
Instructions for Service. TO THE CLERK:
Instructions for Service. Depending upon the parties to the Mediation Agreement, there may be other persons or entities who are interested in the disputed issues, and thus are entitled to receive a “Summons” and a copy of the Complaint, and thus have the opportunity to be heard by the Court. An example is if one of the parents is not a party to the Mediation Agreement. Another example could be a family member or a public agency such as Job and Family Services. You need to decide who must receive a “Summons” from the Clerk of Courts and provide the Clerk with instructions for service by preparing and filing the form titled “Instructions for Service” (GC JF 7.0). Note that if the address of such interested person is unknown, then you will need to arrange for service of the summons by publication. In that event, you should make an appointment with the Help Center for more information and access to forms. If (i) the disputing parties resolved their dispute regarding child custody, parenting or companionship time (i.e. visitation rights), or child support by signing a mediation agreement, and
Instructions for Service. Depending upon the parties to the Mediation Agreement, there may be other persons or entities who are interested in the disputed issues, and thus are entitled to receive a “Summons” and a copy of the Complaint, and thus have the opportunity to be heard by the Court. An example is if one of the parents is not a party to the Mediation Agreement. Another example could be a family member or a public agency such as Job and Family Services. You need to decide who must receive a “Summons” from the Clerk of Courts and provide the Clerk with instructions for service by preparing and filing the form
1 Juv. R. 10(A). 2 See R.C. § 3127.23(A). 3 R.C. § 3109.04(M). titled “Instructions for Service” (GC JF 7.0). Note that if the address of such interested person is unknown, then you will need to arrange for service of the summons by publication. In that event, you should make an appointment with the Help Center for more information and access to forms. If (i) the disputing parties resolved their dispute regarding child custody, parenting or companionship time (i.e. visitation rights), or child support by signing a mediation agreement, and
Instructions for Service. Depending upon the parties to the Mediation Agreement, there may be other persons or entities who are interested in the disputed issues, and thus are entitled to receive a “Summons” and a copy of the Complaint, and thus have the opportunity to be heard by the Court. An example is if one of the parents is not a party to the Mediation Agreement. Another example could be a family member or a public agency such as Job and Family Services. You need to decide who must receive a “Summons” from the Clerk of Courts and provide the Clerk with instructions for service by preparing and filing the form titled “Instructions for Service” (GC JF 7.0). Note that if the address of such interested person is unknown, then you will need to arrange for service of the summons by publication. In that event, you should make an appointment with the Help Center for more information and access to forms. If (i) the disputing parties resolved their dispute regarding child custody, parenting or companionship time (i.e. visitation rights), or child support by signing a mediation agreement, and (ii) a legal proceeding concerning such issues has already been started in this Court, then they may seek to obtain court approval and a court order regarding their mediation agreement by filing a motion with the Court in that 1 Juv. R. 10(A). 2 See R.C. § 3127.23(A). 3 R.C. § 3109.04(M). legal proceeding.4 If the parties elect to do so without the assistance of legal counsel, then the Help Center suggests that the parties prepare and file with the Court the following documents: