Assertion: petitioner | /r/CapableOf | file motion
Facets:
value: within 15 days
type: TEMPORAL
value: in a civil case
type: LOCATION
value: for civil contempt
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The petitioner can file a motion for civil contempt if the respondent violates the support, custody, visitation, and any award portions of the order.
text: At the time of petitioner's trial, Georgia's procedural law was just what it was when the Sparks defendant was tried, for Sparks was decided more than two years after petitioner in this case filed his motion on the prosecution's use of peremptory challenges and long after petitioner's trial was over.
text: Once the petitioner files the motion for default in the Florida county circuit court, the court clerk typically signs the motion as long as all court rules were followed.
text: If you violate a temporary restraining order, the petitioner can bring that up in the hearing or even file a motion alleging a violation of the order, making it even harder for you to defend against the request for a permanent order.
text: Again, the petitioner can bring this up at the hearing or even file a motion alleging violation of the temporary restraining order.
text: If you are not arrested, the Petitioner can file a motion to show cause saying you violated the PPO.
text: If the Petitioner filed a motion to show cause for a PPO violation, the judge may order you to appear in court at a certain date and time.
text: If your petition is denied due to this reason, the petitioner can file a motion to reopen the case, and try to obtain the I-140 approval if there is new evidence.
text: In a civil case, the petitioner may file a motion to produce documents or a motion for summary judgment.
text: The petitioner may appeal an I-130 or I-129F revocation to the higher agency, or file a motion to reopen or reconsider with USCIS, within 15 days.