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This document explains how to formally oppose the implementation of standard parenting time guidelines in a custody case and walks through completing the necessary forms, filing them with the court and what to expect during the objection process.

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This document provides step-by-step guidance on how to request that the court apply the state’s standard parenting time schedule, explains how to complete and file the required forms and outlines what to expect during the court process.

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This document helps you ensure all required steps and forms are completed when requesting the court to apply South Dakota’s standard parenting time guidelines. It serves as a simple guide to keep the process organized and on track.

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Expungement

The South Dakota Unified Judicial System provides resources for individuals seeking to expunge their criminal records. Expungement involves sealing records related to a person's arrest, detention, trial, or disposition, effectively restoring the individual to the status occupied before the incident.

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Protection Orders - Domestic Violence

A domestic abuse protection order may be requested if a person with whom you have had a personal relationship has inflicted or attempted to inflict physical injury, breached a no-contact order, engaged in harassment or stalking, or has committed an act of violence against you.

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Explore family, criminal and civil law help, and learn how to represent yourself, understand the courts and get legal help.

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Domestic Violence

Discover state resources, shelters and support services for victims and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in South Dakota.

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Order to Show Cause

A Motion and Affidavit for an Order to Show Cause serves as a way of telling the court the opposing party has willfully violated a court order in a civil action and a request to have them appear to answer the allegation(s).

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Small Claims

Small claims court is an informal court that allows people to sue for small losses of money or property. An individual can file and handle their own claim in court.