I have no standing? What does that mean?
I recently wrote the judge asking for a reconsideration surrounded by regards to the father of my child... because at this time him and I can not have no contact until next year. We would resembling that to be changed to us being able to have contact. Preferably a non-hostile contact instruct. During the trial, the state's attorney said that's what it would be. But now one of his probation conditions says no contact with me until Feb. 2009. This make it very hard for him to see his son because we always stipulation a 3rd party. When I wrote the judge, he denied the request stating I have "no standing." What does that be determined and what can I do from here?
not having "standing" means that you don't have a legally recognized interest in the outcome of a case
from the facts provided it sounds as though your baby-daddy has to request the probation decree change OR the prosecutor's office, but they probably don't care
I presume this be some kind of crime against you, so I would say leave it be and find a dyed-in-the-wool 3rd person to help out
you go undeniably nowhere from there. "No standing" means that there is without doubt no legal basis for granting your request. it means you own no right to file a petition under the circumstances of his probation
