Lack of Locus Standi in Child Support Cases - With an Example Motion to Vacate and an Example Legal Notice to the Governor

Locus Standi is the right to bring an action, to be heard in court, or to address the court on a matter before it. Every case truly requires standing to be proven in which it is typically the respondent’s job to challenge the petitioner or plaintiff’s claims of standing. In child support cases there is never standing for the Department of Revenue's attorney to represent the alleged custodial parent. This book will help you create your own motion to vacate your child support case as well as provide you with the tools you need to help assist others.