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Don't know what to do
Guest
- Jurisdiction
- Idaho
I am the petitioner in this action. I filed my petition with the court and the co-guardian, who is residing in California, was personally served. A response and counter-petition were subsequently filed. I filed my reply to the counter-petition and a list of questions and interrogatories to the co-guardian and mailed those to the guardian ad litem and the co-guardian. The envelope to the co-guardian was returned by the post office with a label that states delivery was attempted, the recipient is not known, and there is no forwarding address. A week later, the minors in the action both received their Christmas cards at the same address. Their Medi-Cal case and the childrens schooling is setup at the same address. Since I know they are there, and since I did serve the paperwork as directed, am I okay to file a motion to enter default when the time period has ended? There is a hearing set to be heard in a month. I am hoping that a motion to enter default could be heard at the same time. What is a court's stance on returned mail. I don't want to drag this out, I want to get the kids back to Idaho where they belong following the quickest path possible. Please help.