Get Special Relief Action

The party filing a motion for emergency or ex-parte relief must show that immediate and irreparable harm will be done to a party, the children or the marital estate before the other party can be heard on the issue. The party filing must notify the other side of their intent to file an emergency or ex-parte motion.

Called an Emergency Petition for Special Relief, the filing in essence: jumps your custody case to the front of the line and puts it before a judge. It's a powerful legal tool that can turn the tables in child custody cases at any stage of the process.

After you've been granted emergency custody, the order goes into effect immediately. ... You are responsible for serving the new emergency order and the order to appear in court to the opposing party. However, do NOT serve the order to the opposing party yourself.

The party filing a motion for emergency or ex-parte relief must show that immediate and irreparable harm will be done to a party, the children or the marital estate before the other party can be heard on the issue. The party filing must notify the other side of their intent to file an emergency or ex-parte motion.

Pennsylvania gives parents an opportunity to bring their emergency immediately before a judge by filing a Petition for Special Relief. In some counties, you may be able to see a judge the same day. ... A judge may award temporary physical custody, partial physical custody or visitation to one parent on a temporary basis.

Special Relief is any other motion requesting relief that is not available through the normal Custody Complaint, Motion. to Modify or Petition for Contempt. Any non-emergency motion that is presented without complying with the three. (3) day notice requirement will be rejected.

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Emergency motion is a motion that is presented in court without the normal requisite five business days notice. An emergency motion provides immediate relief as the response is delivered quickly than a normal one by the court. ...

After a party files a petition for special relief, a judge may direct a parent not to leave the state or county with the child. A judge can direct a party to return the child to the other parent. A judge may award temporary physical custody, partial physical custody or visitation to one parent on a temporary basis.

The filing fee for a Petition for Emergency Relief is $42.68. If you cannot pay the filing fee you may ask to be excused from paying the fee by filing a Petition to Proceed In Forma Pauperis (IFP).