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ENTER  \nFamily Court Judge  \nAttachment to General Form 1  \nREQUEST FOR IMMEDIATE TEMPORARY RELIEF FOR CUSTODY  \nPrior to the first court appearance, you may request immediate temporary relief if you can show that an emergency situation exists which either endangers the safety and welfare of the child or immediately and irreparably interferes with your rights.  \nTherefore, Petitioner asks this Court for an Order (Check all the boxes that apply):  \n awarding immediate temporary custody of the child(ren) named in this Petition to the Petitioner;  \nawarding immediate temporary relief (State other immediate temporary relief requested):  \nPetitioner is requesting immediate temporary relief based upon the following:(State why immediate temporary relief should be granted)  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________","cbCail83i0Qrny6q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail83i0Qrny6q","pdf",118450,"English","# Petitioner and Respondent\n## Hearing and order requirements\n# Attachment: Request for Immediate Temporary Relief for Custody","[{\"question\":\"What does an Order to Show Cause require a respondent to do?\",\"answer\":\"It requires the respondent to show cause before the court at the scheduled date and time, explaining why the court should not make an order and grant the requested relief.\"},{\"question\":\"When can a petitioner request immediate temporary custody relief?\",\"answer\":\"Before the first court appearance, when an emergency exists that endangers the child’s safety and welfare or immediately and irreparably interferes with the petitioner’s rights.\"},{\"question\":\"What must be included regarding registry searches?\",\"answer\":\"The template includes sections to indicate whether the court searched orders of protection, the sex offender registry, and Family Court warrant and child protective records, and whether the court relied on the results in making the decision.\"}]","Order to Show Cause - ORDER-TO-SHOW-CAUSE | PDF",1789839193]