Family Law
FL-338: Order After Hearing on Motion to Set Aside Order to Pay Waived Court Fees (Superior Court)
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This form is used to document a judge's decision about whether to cancel or change an earlier order requiring someone to pay court fees they previously had waived. A person who was ordered to pay waived court fees uses this form after a hearing to ask the court to reverse that decision and restore their fee waiver.
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