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* Attend an '''examination hearing'''. In this court hearing, you can question the payor under oath about their finances. | * Attend an '''examination hearing'''. In this court hearing, you can question the payor under oath about their finances. | ||
For any of these steps, you must apply to court and explain to a judge why the order you’re asking for should be granted. The process of applying to court can be complicated. It’s a good idea to speak with a lawyer first. | For any of these steps, you must apply to court and explain to a judge why the order you’re asking for should be granted. The payor will have a chance to respond. | ||
The process of applying to court can be complicated. It’s a good idea to speak with a lawyer first. | |||
===Registering with the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program=== | ===Registering with the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program=== | ||
