Answer to a custody complaint (CC-DR-050) is due in 30 days if served in Maryland, 60 in another state, 90 outside the U.S.
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Published deadline for answering a Complaint for Custody: use form CC-DR-050 to file the Answer - 30 days from the date of service if served in Maryland, 60 days if served in another state, 90 days if served outside the U.S.; a Counter-Complaint for Custody (CC-DR-095) may be filed with the Answer, and if no Answer is filed the filer may request an Order of Default (CC-DR-054).
- Case types covered (traffic, criminal, civil, judgments and liens, estate, appeals)
- Use form CC-DR-050 to file your Answer. Check the boxes to "admit" or "deny" statements in the Complaint. You may also file a Counter-Complaint for Custody (CC-DR-095) with your Answer if the custody order you want is significantly different than what the other party has requested. Mail to the other party copies of everything you file with the court. Use form CC-DR-050 to file your Answer. Check the boxes to "admit" or "deny" statements in the Complaint. You may also file a Counter-Complaint for Custody (CC-DR-095) with your Answer if the custody order you want is significantly different than what the other party has requested. Mail to the other party copies of everything you file with the court. Yes. If you were served in Maryland, you have 30 days from the date you were served the complaint to respond to file an answer. If you were served in another state, you have 60 days. If you were served outside the U.S., you have 90 days. The person who filed the initial Complaint may ask for a finding of default. See the Request for Order of Default (CC-DR-054) . If the court is convinced that service of process was proper, it will issue an Order of Default. That permits the custody case to be heard and concluded without the participation of the other party. (as published)
- Filing procedure
- Use form CC-DR-050 to file your Answer. Check the boxes to "admit" or "deny" statements in the Complaint. You may also file a Counter-Complaint for Custody (CC-DR-095) with your Answer if the custody order you want is significantly different than what the other party has requested. Mail to the other party copies of everything you file with the court. Use form CC-DR-050 to file your Answer. Check the boxes to "admit" or "deny" statements in the Complaint. You may also file a Counter-Complaint for Custody (CC-DR-095) with your Answer if the custody order you want is significantly different than what the other party has requested. Mail to the other party copies of everything you file with the court. Yes. If you were served in Maryland, you have 30 days from the date you were served the complaint to respond to file an answer. If you were served in another state, you have 60 days. If you were served outside the U.S., you have 90 days. The person who filed the initial Complaint may ask for a finding of default. See the Request for Order of Default (CC-DR-054) . If the court is convinced that service of process was proper, it will issue an Order of Default. That permits the custody case to be heard and concluded without the participation of the other party. (as published)
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