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Q: What is the Form AOC-A-208 Custody Mediation Intake Form?
A: The Form AOC-A-208 Custody Mediation Intake Form is a document used in North Carolina for the purpose of initiating custody mediation.
Q: What is the purpose of the Custody Mediation Intake Form?
A: The purpose of the Custody Mediation Intake Form is to gather information about the parties involved in a custody dispute and their preferences for custody arrangements.
Q: Is the form available in English and Spanish?
A: Yes, the Form AOC-A-208 Custody Mediation Intake Form is available in both English and Spanish.
Q: Who needs to fill out the Custody Mediation Intake Form?
A: The Custody Mediation Intake Form needs to be filled out by both parties involved in a custody dispute.
Q: What information is requested in the Custody Mediation Intake Form?
A: The Custody Mediation Intake Form requests information about the children involved, the parents' contact information, their custody preferences, and any ongoing legal proceedings.
Q: Is there a deadline for submitting the Custody Mediation Intake Form?
A: There may be specific deadlines for submitting the Custody Mediation Intake Form, depending on the court's requirements or the instructions provided.
Q: What happens after the Custody Mediation Intake Form is submitted?
A: After the Custody Mediation Intake Form is submitted, the court will review the information and schedule a custody mediation session to help the parties reach a resolution.
Q: Can the Custody Mediation Intake Form be modified?
A: The Custody Mediation Intake Form cannot be modified, as it is an official court document. If any changes need to be made, a new form may need to be completed.
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