Question:
When must a Petition be served with an Order to Appear? Question options: a) When the case matter is in an existing action and someone is filing for third-party rights; when a petition to enforce, establish, or register support is filed; when other statutory relief is requested; when a foreign judgement is domesticated for enforcement of modification purposes; when a party is seeking voluntary acknowledgement of paternity; and when a party requests the appearance of parties and children or for a warrant to take physical custody of a child. b) When the case matter is in an existing action and someone is filing for third-party rights; when a petition for annulment, dissolution (covenant and non-covenant marriages, legal separation, and when a case is filed to establish maternity or paternity. c) Every case filed under title 25 needs to have an Order to Appear as described in Rule 25(f). d) In any case that is a modification or enforcement, an Order to Appear is necessary.