Order on Motion to Appear Remotely–SAPCR or Modification Cases

This form is an order signed by the judge that gives permission for people to join family court hearings using a phone or video call. It outlines rules for how everyone must participate when the hearing is held remotely.

The court describes it as: The judge signs this order to grant permission to participate in family case hearings by telephone/videoconference. For SAPCRs and Modifications. ...

Common questions

What does this form do?

This form is an order from the judge that allows people to join court hearings by phone or video call.

Who needs to fill this out?

The form is an order signed by the court, but it relates to a motion filed by a person or people.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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